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hi guys George Baltic down here commercial real estate professional in Los Angeles today I wanted to answer a question I received of whats the difference between a grant deed and a quick claim deed a deed as you know is just a way of transferring the title to a property the ownership from one party to another so anytime a property is bought or sold theres a deed being conveyed from one party to another the seller to the buyer so often when theres a property being sold its a grant deed thats being used a grant deed basically offers more protection than a quick claim deed saying that upon transferring title to the property any liens or restrictions to the property have been fully disclosed and youre the sole owner thats transferring the title to the property and has not sold it to anyone else youre only selling it to this person and so grant deeds are the main form used when buying or selling properties theyre sometimes called other things however in California all deeds basical