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Quitclaim Deed — Statement of Intent

Records the parties' intent to transfer whatever interest one holds in a property to another, without warranty. Have the final deed prepared and notarized before recording.

1. Grantor & Grantee

This statement is made on , 20. The Grantor, , intends to quitclaim to the Grantee, , all of the Grantor's right, title, and interest in the property located at .

2. Property & Consideration

Legal description / parcel no.: . The transfer is made for consideration of $ (or as a gift, if $0). The Grantor makes no warranty of title of any kind.

3. Relationship & Reason

The parties' relationship is (e.g., spouse, family, co-owner) and the reason for transfer is (e.g., divorce, gift, adding/removing an owner, estate planning).

4. Next Steps

Formal quitclaim deed to be prepared

Signatures to be notarized

Deed to be recorded with the county recorder

Consulted a title / real-estate professional

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