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hey really want to get across to you that when it comes to deeding property into your limited liability company the number one mistake that I see people make time and time again in preparing their own Deeds is they tend to use a quit claim deed you do not want to use a quit claim deed when youre moving property from your name into an LLC or a land trust because heres why the quit claim deed doesnt really transfer anything as far as warranties are concerned that that when you use that deed form it lets any third party know that that business structure that youve set up well youre behind that business structure even though your name doesnt appear on it because when people buy property from third parties that is when you bought your property you didnt get a quick claim deed you received a warranty D youre basically letting everyone know hey Clints on both sides of this transaction because the only person thats going to accept the deed from Clint of that form is going to be Clint