Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Georgia

Re: quitclaim deed

Yes, you would just need a quitclaim deed, as you stated, to you and your brother. You should also include ownership language in your wills and your partnership agreement(s).

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Re: quitclaim deed

Sure. It will look weird when it reads "from A, as grantor" "to A and B, as grantees", but that is exactly how you do it. As a footnote, I would advise you to consult with a local attorney about what may happen down the road. I have several cases pending involving relatives and former best friends who THOUGHT they could successfully operate a business.