If your deed goes missing, don’t panic! You can usually get a replacement copy from your county office where they keep all that paperwork.
Yes, you can change the name on a deed, but you’ll need to fill out a new deed and file it with your local office to make it stick.
While you can write a deed without a lawyer, it's wise to have one on your side to make sure everything's above board and done right.
In Nashville, you’ll find different types of deeds, like warranty deeds that promise you’re getting a clear title, and quitclaim deeds that just transfer ownership without the guarantees.
To grab a copy of your deed, head on over to the county clerk or register of deeds office. They’ll have it on file for you.
A deed is like a ticket that proves you own a piece of property, showing who the owner is and any details about the land.