Bargain and Sale Deed Form - West Virginia

To document the sale and purchase of real estate when the seller is unable to provide any warranties and the title may have liens unknown at the time of the transaction, use a West Virginia Bargain and Sale Deed to outline the details of the deal - identify the parties, describe the property, and confirm the absence of guarantees for the new owner. The West Virginia Statutes indicate rules and requirements that make the deed legally enforceable: the grantor (their legal representative or several grantors if you are transferring joint property) has to sign the document before a county court clerk or two witnesses and the grantee must present the deed to the county clerk for registration.

Related Forms and Topics:

• West Virginia Quitclaim Deed;
• West Virginia Warranty Deed;
• West Virginia Special Warranty Deed.