What is the definition of a property deed?
A deed is a legal document used to convey or transfer a right of ownership in a piece of property. A deed must be obtained to buy and sell a piece of property to show ownership rights.HistoryDeeds date back to the medieval period in Europe, specifically in England, where deeds were conveyed in oral form between two people buying and selling land.LanguageDeeds must state what right is being conveyed and the name of the party receiving the right. The person conveying the deed must also have legal claim and ownership in the property.SignaturesDeeds usually need signed by the party granting the right to another, before witnesses or authorized notary, and shall be sealed and delivered to the appropriate party.TypesProperty deeds come in two common forms, quitclaim and general warranty.
