Special Warranty Deed Form - Kansas

When you use a Kansas Special Warranty Deed for a real property transfer, you offer the grantee protection of the title from the claims arising only during your period of ownership. Before compiling your document, make sure you are aware of the content of the Kansas Statutes and Chapter 58 (Personal and Real Property) in particular since this chapter regulates questions connected with real property and conveyances. From the statutes, you will know that your special warranty deed must be signed by the grantor (or their agent, or their attorney), acknowledged, and recorded in the office of the register of deeds of the county (58-2205; 58-2211; 58-2221).

Related Forms and Topics:

• Kansas Gift Deed;
• Kansas Warranty Deed;
• Kansas Quitclaim Deed.