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Arizona home loans use a deed of trust. When a private or family loan is paid off, the trustee records this release so the deed of trust no longer clouds the title. The lender (beneficiary) first signs the request at the end of the form. Arizona home loans use a deed of trust.
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When an owner dies and the property passes by joint tenancy, community property with right of survivorship, or a beneficiary deed, the survivor or beneficiary records this sworn affidavit with a certified death certificate to clear the decedent from the title.
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A beneficiary deed lets you name who receives your home at your death, without probate, while you keep full ownership and control during your life. It must be signed, notarized and recorded before your death, or it has no effect.
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Married couples use this deed so their home passes automatically to the surviving spouse without probate, while keeping the tax benefits of community property. Arizona requires the survivorship right to be stated in the deed and accepted by both spouses.
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Use this deed to move your home or other real estate into your revocable living trust so it can pass to your beneficiaries without probate.
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In Arizona, property bought during marriage is presumed to be community property. When one spouse buys or refinances property as sole and separate property, title companies ask the other spouse to sign a disclaimer deed giving up any community interest.
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This deed puts property in the names of two or more people as joint tenants with right of survivorship, so it passes automatically to the surviving owner(s) without probate.
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A memorandum of lease puts the public on notice of a lease, such as a long commercial lease or a lease with an option to purchase, without recording the full lease and its private terms.
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A quitclaim deed transfers whatever interest the grantor has, if any, with no promise about title. It is often used between family members, between spouses, or to clear up a title issue.
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Use this form to cancel a beneficiary deed you recorded earlier. The revocation only works if it is recorded before the death of the owner who signs it.
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A special warranty deed guarantees title only against problems the seller created while owning the property. It is common for sales by banks, builders, estates and trusts.
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A warranty deed transfers real estate with the strongest promise of title: the seller guarantees title against all persons, subject to the matters of record listed in the deed.
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