Thanks so much Stu .. Just passed my CA RE exam today on my first try . Your way of explanation is so simple and easy to understand plus it never gets boring. I can say that I wouldn’t have passed if I didn’t watch all your TH-cam webinars. Thank again 😊
The other sources are incorrect. Special warranty would be the most common in the sale of real estate. A warranty deed puts WAY too much liability (all of it) on the seller/grantor and no real estate attorney, or title company with half a brain cell would advise this type of deed in a normal/average/everyday sale. I am not an attorney, so I can't say there are not unique circumstances this might be used, but in 20 years of real estate, 15 years of instruction across the country, and thousands of deals, I've yet to receive or give someone a warranty deed. I've done special warranty (most common), bargain and sale, and quitclaim.
Thanks so much Stu .. Just passed my CA RE exam today on my first try . Your way of explanation is so simple and easy to understand plus it never gets boring. I can say that I wouldn’t have passed if I didn’t watch all your TH-cam webinars. Thank again 😊
Love your prep... so well done where you don't lose interest! Failed my test a week ago, definitely planning to pass next time! 😊
I passed my exam today on the first try, these videos were a big help, thank you
YOU ARE A MAZING TEACHER
Thank you for these videos! Your videos were so helpful in me passing both exams the first time!
Again sir, great content and presented very clearly. I'm about to take my test next week...excited and grateful for these resources! 😌
These are so helpful thanks!!!
So glad it helped
Can you guys do the terms of parts of the house
I.e slopes, foundation, etc
Passed my NM State exam with an 86 and got back2kcab 68s on my national. I'm so damn close.
You are the Best …real Guru
I probably have a dumb question but is a agent allowed to tell a married couple looking for a home what kind of tenancy relationship they should get
Nope! You can't give legal advice. They should seek a lawyer.
This guy says general warranty deeds are not used much but other sources say they are the most common. Beware of this discrepancy
The other sources are incorrect. Special warranty would be the most common in the sale of real estate. A warranty deed puts WAY too much liability (all of it) on the seller/grantor and no real estate attorney, or title company with half a brain cell would advise this type of deed in a normal/average/everyday sale. I am not an attorney, so I can't say there are not unique circumstances this might be used, but in 20 years of real estate, 15 years of instruction across the country, and thousands of deals, I've yet to receive or give someone a warranty deed. I've done special warranty (most common), bargain and sale, and quitclaim.