When you use a Texas Special Warranty Deed to transfer a title of ownership of your real property, you do not provide the receiver of that property with any warranties regardless of previous owners. Such deed should be used when you (as a grantor) want to make a warranty of title only during a period of time when you owned the real property you are shifting. In accordance with the Texas Statutes, your special warranty deed must be prepared in writing, signed by the grantor or their authorized agent, and delivered to the grantee (5.021). In addition to this, your deed must be acknowledged or proven (12.001) and recorded in the county where the real property is located (11.001).
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