Aestar – What to Do If Offered A Quitclaim or Special Warranty Deed?

Subject:  Aestar – What to Do If Offered A Quitclaim or Special Warranty Deed?

Aestar LLC supervises the sale transactions, verifies legal documents, and insures real estate titles.

Aestar LLC is a different title company.  Aestar offers knowledge to protect consumers: buyers and sellers.

 

First, hire a title company to search and examine. The goal is to discover any encumbrances or title problems before you purchase the property.  For example, you may find that your property is subject to an ally easement in favor of your neighbors that you must agree to the access to them. Second, buy title insurance to protect yourself from unknown or undocumented title risks to the title examination.  Title insurance helps pay to correct the title problem or to compensate you if the problem cannot be corrected. Third, even if you get a General Warranty Deed, some language embedded in the contract could reduce the general warranties such as “subject to all matters of record”.  You shall always have your attorney review your deed.

 

Contact me should you have further questions.

 

Jonathan Kan, Licensed Title Producer/Notary Public

Aestar LLC

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This column is not legal advice and should not be acted upon without obtaining your own legal counsel.

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Jonathan D. Kan, ESQ. is admitted to practice before the Court of Appeals of Maryland in 2017. Mr. Kan graduated as a Juris Doctor of University of Baltimore School of Law, Maryland, in 2017, concentrating on criminal, trust and estate, and real estate laws. Mr. Kan has published the Aestar Blog since 2015. He co-founded Aestar LLC in 2013. Mr. Kan has been a licensed title producer, settlement agent, and notary public serving the Maryland and Virginia states since 2013.

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