Special Warranty Deed Form - Nebraska

If you are thinking about selling your real property, you should consider using a Nebraska Special Warranty Deed . This kind of deed implies warrants that the grantor actually owns the property and that there are no encumbrances arising from that ownership. In this state, any instrument of conveyance is required to include the name of the grantor and the name of the grantee (76-118). Following the provisions of the Nebraska Revised Statutes, your special warranty deed shall be acknowledged a judge of any court, or a United States Magistrate, or notary public (76-216; 76-217), and recorded in the register of deeds of the county where the real estate that is transferred is located (76-235; 76-237; 76-245).

Related Forms and Topics:

• Nebraska Gift Deed;
• Nebraska Warranty Deed;
• Nebraska Quitclaim Deed.