What is a property deed?

Answer by  Kaylene (93)

A property deed shows ownership of a piece of property and is usually recorded in the county office. It is similiar to a title for a car and should be stored safely.

Answer by  Keith (130)

A property deed is a legal instrument designed to create proof of ownership of property. They are necessary to transfer a title to a new land owner or seek planning permission for a house extention. Property deeds are used to transfer or grant legal ownership of property.

Answer by  Ana (28)

A property deed is the official document that establishes a person as the rightful owner of a property. It usually has notarized officials' signatures and basic facts about the property, such as location (address), size, and property features. Lawyers, bankers, geographers, and home-buyers regularly work with this special document.

Answer by  Ginny (2251)

Otherwise known as a warranty deed, it is the legal document that transfers property ownership from one owner to another. It needs to be signed, witnessed and sealed by a notary public.

Answer by  Che (425)

A property deed is a legal document that shows ownership of real estate such as land or a house or both. Property deeds are recorded in county courthouses. You need a deed to transfer ownership.