Arizona Quit Claim Deed Form

An Arizona quit claim deed is a type of deed that provides no assurances that the title is free and clear of issues. It involves two parties: the owner (grantor) and the buyer/recipient (grantee). It is essential to note that the type of deed does not contain covenants of title, meaning that it does not warrant what is termed “a good title.” If the grantee doesn’t personally know and/or trust the grantor, it may be in their best interests to have a title search on the property conducted to ensure there are no outstanding liens or other potential title clouds.

Laws

Statute: § 33-402
Signing Requirements (§ 33-401(B)): The grantor must have their signature notarized. The grantee does not have to sign the form in order for it to be valid.
Recording (§ 11-468):
Affidavit of Property Value (DOR Form 82162): If the property being transferred involves payment, Form 82162 must be completed and attached to the deed prior to filing.

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