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• Frequently Asked Questions

• How do you register a deed?

  Your fee for registering the deed will be based on this amount. Write a check in this amount, payable to the clerk. Present your deed and your check to the clerk. The clerk will then cause your deed to be registered in the city or county land records, indexed by a book and page number and available to the public.

• What is a deed and how does it work?

  A deed is a legal document used to transfer ownership of property from one party to another. There are different types of deeds, and each serves a specific legal purpose depending on the known and unknown history of the property, the existence of a lien, and/or other encumbrance like a mortgage. The six most common types of deeds are:

• Why does Kingwood have deed restrictions?

  Because Houston does not have zoning, we depend on deed restrictions, enforced by our community associations to restrict how property owners use their property. Another organization, Kingwood Service Association provides services to the entire Kingwood community. Click here for an attempt to clarify how things function and get done in Kingwood.

• Who is the Administrator of a trust deed?

  The trust administrator may be either an individual or an organization such as a bank or specialist trust company. The trust deed sets out the specific duties of the trust administrator. In addition, the law imposes certain more general duties on anyone who administers a trust.

• What does it mean when you sign a deed of sale?

  This legal form transfers property to one party including property rights. The deed serves as a proof that the transfer occurred. Once you have signed the documents, it means you have fully understood that all rights to the property will be transferred from the seller to the buyer.