Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Wisconsin

Quit Claim deeds from county
Our county is offering for sale, parcels of land that have been acquired by tax deed. I offer a mailed in bid on the property, and if they accept the offer, a Quit Claim deed will be recorded in the Register of Deeds. I have been researching quit claim deeds, and I am confused. Does this mean I would be the full owner of the property? Would I recieve the title or do I need to apply for that somewhere, once the quit claim is filed? Would I be able to sell the property I bought on a quit claim? Basically what steps do I take to ensure I will be the owner free & clear on this property? Thanks for your help, Lisa

Asked on 4/16/02, 3:46 pm

Thomas Schober Schober Schober & Mitchell, S.C.

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Re: Quit Claim deeds from county

You need to contact a title insurance company to get

coverage for the property you are intending to purchase.

Any other way of acquiring the property will leave

you uninsured, in the event a loss occurs.

Answered on 4/16/02, 5:15 pm

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