How to Create Your Own Warranty Deed and Quit Claim Deed

In this video, I break down the process of creating your own warranty and quitclaim deeds. These two types of deeds serve very different purposes, but filling them out involves similar steps. I'll walk you through the key differences, what information you need, and how to avoid common pitfalls.

Whether you’re transferring property between family members, moving property into an LLC, or dealing with low-cost land, this tutorial will give you all the tools you need to handle these transactions confidently. Plus, I'll share resources like US Legal, Rocket Lawyer, and other platforms to make the process even easier.

⚠️ Disclaimer: I’m not an attorney, and this is not legal advice. Always consult with a professional if you’re unsure about your specific situation.

0:00 Introduction
1:23 Why States and Deed Templates Matter
2:14 Tools for Finding the Right Deed Template
4:01 Key Differences: Warranty vs. Quitclaim Deeds
5:07 When to Use Quitclaim Deeds
6:25 When to Use Warranty Deeds
8:59 Gathering Property Information
11:42 How to Fill Out the Template
13:33 Scams and Risks to Watch Out For
14:45 Final Steps and Document Preparation

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Do you have any good resources/videos/trainings on closing a land deal when the investor is the buyer? My understanding is that the process is: (1) Do due diligence on the property, (2) negotiate deal, (3) send a purchase and sale agreement for e-signatures, (4) prepare the deed on behalf of the seller, (5) sign, (6) file with the authorities. But there are a lot of intermediate steps here that are still fuzzy to me. Do I need witnesses? Is there a way that I can ensure I am compliant with state laws? Do I need to setup an escrow account? Is earnest money normally used in these transactions? Etc., etc.