Deeds
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FLORIDA REAL ESTATE SALES ASSOCIATE COURSE
Title, Deeds And Ownership Restrictions
Section 25 of 39
We've talked about "Title" (the invisible concept of ownership). Now, let's talk about the Deed. This is the physical piece of paper that moves that invisible title from one person to another.Think of the Deed as the "Receipt of Ownership." If you don't have a valid deed, you don't own the house.There are only two main players on this document:Grantor (The Giver): The Seller or the person giving the property. GrantOR is the ActOR. They must sign the deed. Grantee is the receiver, the buyer.
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