Legal Question in Real Estate Law in North Carolina

You need to consult with a real estate attorney and your father needs to draw up a will.

The bloodline deed you mentioned is what we call a "fee tail." This is a deed that attempts to keep property in a family forever, and is not permitted under the laws in most states, because when you don't name someone, potentially when a bloodline ends, no one owns the home.

When someone attempts a fee tail, the recipient is given a fee simply absolute or normal ownership of the home with no restriction.

A skilled attorney needs to do a title search and see who actually owns the home.

And if your father wants to ensure what happens with his home, he needs to execute a will.