Deed Forms in Colorado: Expert Advice from LTGC Since 1967
This deed form contains no warranties at all but is in form substantially the same as the general warranty deed—in other words, it contains the phrase “sell and convey.”. This deed also will …
Exploring Property Ownership Transfers and Title Insurance
Group 1: General and Special Warranty Deeds. The Seller “sells and conveys” the property to the Buyer and, at the same time, gives certain warranties of title to the Buyer, namely that (1) the …
Unveiling Tax Sales and Treasurer's Deeds: LTGC Since 1967
The tax deed is created by state statute and is not the equivalent of a general warranty deed. It is each tax lien purchaser’s responsibility to understand the process and the risks connected with …
Understanding Deed Forms & Contract Changes: LTGC Since 1967
The General Warranty Deed is distinguished from the Special Warranty Deed by the extent of the warranties provided. In the General Warranty Deed, the Seller’s warranty extends to defending …
Water Law in Real Estate: Part Two - With LTGC | Since 1968
As with real estate, a General Warranty Deed offers the strongest guarantee that if a problem arises, the seller is obligated to return and defend title in the water right on behalf of the buyer. …
Understanding Co-ownership in Colorado: LTGC Since 1967
If a co-owner is an entity (a corporation, partnership, trust, LLC, etc.) and the entity terminates, the entity’s interest must be conveyed by a suitable deed executed by representatives of the entity …
Understanding Beneficiary Deeds: A Guide by LTGC Since 1967
Simply explained, a beneficiary deed provides an alternative to a will to convey real property to a beneficiary effective on the death of the owner when the beneficiary will become the vested …
Colorado Land Title Services | Local Experts Since 1967
Land Title Guarantee Company is Colorado’s leader in title and closing services. We offer big company stability with a small firm’s personal service. Since 1967, Land Title customers can …
Closing Expectation Insights from LTGC | Since 1967
After the closing, the closing agent will record the Warranty Deed, the Deed of Trust and any other pertinent documents with the county Clerk and Recorder’s office. The title policy is generally …
Protecting Your Property: Owner's Extended Coverage | LTGC
The Owner’s Policy of Title Insurance can be issued with Owner’s Extended coverage which provides additional protections for the Insured. This ties into the similar sections of the Real …