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hello this is dave at titlesearch.com question today has to do with a deed on a property and why there's only one signature on most deed you notice when we look at a property deed whether it's a quitclaim deed or warranty deed the very bottom there will be a signature of the grant tour on the property that's the party who is selling the property or transferring it to another person or entity and the reason why there's only one signature is the receiver of those property rights or the grantee doesn't need to sign because they're not really transferring anything or executing any property in some cases the grantee just needs to accept the deed or take possession of the property and there the owner a grantee in some cases can refute that transfer let's say for example I had a property that had a lot of encumbrances or some type of toxic waste on it and I signed it over and handed it to somebody that person can say no I don't want this property and intentionally refute the transfer but on most deeds you'll find whether it's a warranty deed quit claim deed there's going to be one signature it of course need to be notarized have witnesses like any other property document under the statute of frauds however there will only need to be one signature of the grand tour so don't be looking for a second signature most documents or won't be one coincidentally on a property mortgage when that person buys that property or is a grantee they will need to sign the mortgage because then a mortgage or deed of trust they're transferring the rights away to the lender so on the property mortgage to only be one signature as well that is of the borrower if you have more questions you can reach us at our website at titlesearch.com