@Joel Ortiz
I did a deal in Chicago south suburb when I first started investing with a group called Chicago Action Investors. Founder of that group aaron vaugn provided me with a wholesale deal and told me we will do a QC deed. I didn't know much about real estate that time and I trusted him for the deal. I met with him, the seller and the wholesaler in front of the house and signed papers in front of a notary and house was mine theoretically. However, one week later I went to village hall to get water turned on for the house so I could get rehab work started. To my surprise I was told the house does not belong to me! Village record shows house still belongs to previous owner even if I already paid for and had QC deed papers notarized. Village told me it doesn't count as it's not recorded in county office! And soon enough the seller came back saying she wasn't paid by the wholesaler what she was promised and claimed house still belongs to her. The village would not turn on water!...I had to engage an attorney and after a week of going back and forth I finally had to pay her off with extra money on top of what I already paid during QC deed and then get it recorded in the county. I guess if Aaron Vaughn had done his job right I would not have faced this issue...I will never do any deals with Chicago Action Investor group in future...
Long story short, make sure even if QC deed is done, it is done the right way, meaning get it recorded, engage an attorney etc like with any proper closing...it will save you a lot of headache.