A Quit Claim Deed is a type of legally binding document which is used at the time of releasing all claims on a property. It is otherwise also referred to as Quick Claim deed.

This kind of document works as a piece of evidence that you are the sole individual having the right of using a property and nobody else can lay claim to the same in the future. Find out how you should prepare a quit claim deed form in a proper way.

Note down all the vital details related to the transaction

At the time of quit claim deed preparation you need to ensure that all the essential details related to the transaction are properly noted down.

The usual information include the names of the buyer and the seller - the two parties included in the sale, a brief description of the property (which include the location of the address), the purchase price that the buyer has consented to making payment of and above all statement of affirmation that all the claims interest and rights to the mentioned property are being relinquished by the seller.

Affix the signature

In order to make a quit claim deed in Tennessee legally binding, the seller and the buyer have to affix their signatures on the document in front of third-party witnesses.

The signatures of both parties and the witnesses need to be proper as well as recognizable - in order to identify each of them. If there is some issue in the future the signatures can be useful in that case.

Notarize the document

It is important to note that this document has to be sent in the future to a legal office, in order to notarize it.

It is quite easy to prepare these kinds of deeds. You can create one on your own by downloading any of the quick claim deed templates that are available for free online and customizing it for your specific use. You can easily find the layout for a standard date of this type. These are easily available from real estate websites and legal form websites online.