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About Eric Sexton
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All aspects of buying and selling homes including: General real estate questions, Contracts, Negotiations, surveys, title work and general questions about mortgages. I CAN NOT GIVE LEGAL ADVICE AND WILL NOT BE ABLE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS WHERE LEGAL ADVICE IS NECESSARY.

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I have been a real estate agent for 6 years and a broker for 2 years.

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National Association of REALTORS and Texas Association of REALTORS.

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B.B.A. in Management

 
   

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Topic: Real Estate: Texas



Expert: Eric Sexton
Date: 10/10/2007
Subject: warrety deed

Question
I am divorced 8yr and got the house by decree and would like to sell do I need a warrenty or a quick claim deed to get her off?? Thanks for your time

Answer
JG,

My suggestion is to use a warranty deed.  If a future buyer is going to purchase a title insurance policy (which they should and often do) the title company will not recognize a quitclaim deed.

To make your life easier, do a warranty deed.


Eric

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