Special Warranty Deed Form - Ohio

With an Ohio Special Warranty Deed , a grantor does not provide the grantee with any warranties in regard to previous owners. This kind of deed also known as a limited warranty deed and offers the grantee protection only against encumbrances made after the grantor has obtained the real property. The Ohio Revised Code contains a statutory form for a limited warranty deed. According to it, your deed shall include the name and the marital status of the grantor, the name and the tax-mailing address of the grantee, the amount of consideration paid, the address of the real property that is being transferred, and other details which can be found in Section 5302.07. If you want to learn more about the effect and the implied covenants of this type of deed you can check out Section 5302.08.

Related Forms and Topics:

• Ohio Gift Deed;
• Ohio Warranty Deed;
• Ohio Quitclaim Deed.