Bargain and Sale Deed Form - Mississippi

If you are planning to sell real property without a clear title during a tax sale or estate settlement process or you are transferring a house or apartment to a family member while not giving them any warranties, you can use a Mississippi Bargain and Sale Deed Form to formalize the deal. To make sure your agreement is legally enforceable, comply with the requirements of the Title 89 of the Mississippi Code: obtain the permission of both spouses if you are selling joint property, sign the deed before a notary public or other public officer, and record the document with the local county chancery clerk to let creditors and lienholders file their claims to property if necessary.

Related Forms and Topics:

• Mississippi Quitclaim Deed;
• Mississippi Warranty Deed;
• Mississippi Special Warranty Deed.