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A deed of reconveyance states that you paid the debt owed on the property in full.

2 pagesAll states4.6 (21 reviews)2 pagesAll states4.6 (21 reviews)

A quitclaim deed is used to transfer the ownership of real property.

4 pagesAll states4.7 (42 reviews)4 pagesAll states4.7 (42 reviews)

This legal document helps parties transfer ownership of property or land to a new owner.

5 pagesAll states2 types4.6 (42 reviews)5 pagesAll states4.6 (42 reviews)+1

This document helps people maintain control over their property during their lifetimes.

2 pagesAll states4.6 (3 reviews)2 pagesAll states4.6 (3 reviews)

This form helps to retain control over assets during one's lifetime and after death.

8 pagesAll states2 types4.8 (1 review)8 pagesAll states4.8 (1 review)+1

This form represents that the debt secured by the mortgage has been entirely fulfilled.

3 pagesAll states4.2 (10 reviews)3 pagesAll states4.2 (10 reviews)

This letter is issued by a bank to verify financial resources for repaying debts.

1 pageAll states4.5 (20 reviews)1 pageAll states4.5 (20 reviews)

This contract allows a buyer to make payments to the seller over a stated length of time.

8 pagesAll states4.6 (18 reviews)8 pagesAll states4.6 (18 reviews)

This document attests to the ownership of tangible and intangible assets.

2 pagesAll states16 types4.5 (39 reviews)2 pagesAll states4.5 (39 reviews)+1

This deed allows the seller to convey the property with limited assurance.

4 pagesAll states2 types4.6 (1 review)4 pagesAll states4.6 (1 review)+1

This legal form helps the surviving owner of jointly owned property claim survivorship.

1 pageAll states16 types4.4 (23 reviews)1 pageAll states4.4 (23 reviews)+1

This contract between a buyer and a seller transfers the real estate ownership.

8 pagesAll states7 types4.5 (36 reviews)8 pagesAll states4.5 (36 reviews)+1

This agreement lays down the terms and conditions of the land purchase and sale.

4 pagesAll states7 types4.9 (23 reviews)4 pagesAll states4.9 (23 reviews)+1

This addendum is an extra document appended to a real estate purchase agreement.

2 pagesAll states7 types4.9 (15 reviews)2 pagesAll states4.9 (15 reviews)+1

This type of LOI is necessary for prospective buyers who decide to purchase a property.

3 pagesAll states7 types4.5 (18 reviews)3 pagesAll states4.5 (18 reviews)+1

This form confirms a trust's existence and details its critical elements.

2 pagesAll states16 types4.6 (8 reviews)2 pagesAll states4.6 (8 reviews)+1

A pour over will declares that any assets will be transferred into the trust after death.

2 pagesAll states4.6 (19 reviews)2 pagesAll states4.6 (19 reviews)