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Friday, 11 February 2022 / Published in Real Estate, Videos

What Are the Elements of A Real Estate Deed?

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What are the elements of real estate deed? I’m taking this question as is what are the warranties under, a warranty deed. And very candidly, I had to look these up and they’re in the English common law, which is incorporated into our Florida warranty deeds. And I’ve gotta look at my notes here. It says, these are the warranties. A Quiet enjoyment is one of the warranties two, a covenant against encumbrances. And I think  that’s probably the biggest one, three, a covenant of season, meaning that you own the property, four, a covenant that says you have a right to convey the property. Five, further assurances, is meaning that you’ll and six defend the title. I think the last two are probably will overlap each other, but usually with a warranty deed, the biggest thing is that the person who’s conveying it, well says that there’s no liens or encumbrances against the property and they have a warranty as far as that’s concerned. That’s I guess, concern anymore. We have title insurance and transactions so that you have you don’t have to look to the seller for these defects and the title. You can look at your title insurance policy. So if you have any questions, give me a call at (727) 847-2288.

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