When you are buying or selling real estate, one of the critical documents required to complete the transaction is a deed. The deed is a legal document that officially transfers title and ownership of real property. It is signed by both the buyer and seller and is typically recorded at the register of deeds office.
There are, however, different types of deeds that are typically used in New Jersey to convey different rights of ownership:
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