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Who selects the attorney to prepare a deed and pays for same?

Full question:

Who selects the attorney to prepare a deed and pays for same? (Commercial property with no liens).

  • Category: Real Property
  • Subcategory: Deeds
  • Date:
  • State: Indiana

Answer:

This is negotiable between Seller and Buyer.

See the following forms on our website:

;Warranty Deed from Corporation to Corporation

IN-010-78 ;Warranty Deed from Corporation to Husband and Wife

IN-011-78;Warranty Deed from Corporation to Individual

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Typically, the deed should be prepared by a qualified attorney or a title company. This ensures that the document meets legal standards and accurately reflects the intentions of the parties involved. It’s important to choose someone experienced in real estate transactions to avoid future disputes.

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