Deed Types (3)
General Warranty – This type of deed includes a guarantee from the seller that they own the property without anyone else who can claim an interest in the property.
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Quit Claim – This type of deed has no guarantee from the seller that they own the property.
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Special Warranty – This type of deed provides a limited warranty. The seller is assuring the buyer that they have not conveyed their interest to anyone else other than the buyer.
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Recording
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Florida Property Search
Step 1
Go to MyFloridaCounty.com and click “Search now”:
Step 3
The more information you have, the better. At a minimum, you should have the county in which the property is located and the name of the person selling the property. Enter the name of the grantor under “party name” and click the county in which you are searching. You will be brought to a page like this:
Step 6
Once you have found that deed that grantor received when he or she bought the property, you will then have the name of the previous grantor. You will then want to repeat the process with that grantor and keep repeating the process until you have found all of the transfers for the last 50 years. You want to consider that you are not just looking for deeds, but other documents such as liens and assignments and easements. These are interests that can “encumber” the property.