Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Florida

Re: quit claim deed individual to LLC

No warranty deed is needed since you are essentially tranferring to yourself. A tax form will also have to be filed. Ask the county clerk for one. Good luck.

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Re: quit claim deed individual to LLC

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A Quit Claim Deed is sufficient to transfer title to the property. The clerk will also require a DR-306 Return for Transfer of Real Property. The form is generally available at the clerk's office. This forms lists the amount paid for the purchase/transfer so that the Department of Revenue can collect the proper amount of documentary stamps.

As in any legal matter, I strongly suggest that you consult a real estate attorney so that you can review all of the specifics of your particular situation.

Scott R. Jay, Esq., 305-249-8000