Bargain and Sale Deed Form - North Carolina

Fill out a North Carolina Bargain and Sale Deed if you are planning to formalize a real estate transaction while offering no warranties regarding encumbrances and liens to the buyer who accepts the property as it is, with all the defects of the title. The North Carolina Statutes list the requirements for the deed to be considered legally binding: this agreement must be executed in the presence of a witness or a notary public, both spouses have to sign the document when transferring joint property, and the contract is to be recorded in the register of deeds office to protect the interests of third parties.

Related Forms and Topics:

• North Carolina Quitclaim Deed;
• North Carolina Warranty Deed;
• North Carolina Special Warranty Deed.