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Brien OConnor
  • Investor
  • Lampasas, TX
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Quitclaim Deed Wording

Brien OConnor
  • Investor
  • Lampasas, TX
Posted

My wife and I created our LLC for our rental properties here in Texas. We now want to do a Quitclaim Deed from our names to our LLC. My question has to do with wording. My wife and I reside in another county than our property. Do we word the deed as John Doe and Mary Doe of Travis County (where we reside) or of Lampasas County (where the home we own is located and we are transferring).

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