To leverage the full benefits and protections of a Trust, it’s essential to retitle real estate in the name of the Trust. This action ensures that the Trust owns the assets, allowing for a smoother transition of property to beneficiaries as outlined in the Trust agreement. Learn more about the general process for transferring real estate to a Trusts: Transferring Real Estate to Your Trust
We've partnered with two deed transfer services to make the process more convenient for you:
Bundle Deed Transfer Service
For those who prefer a professional, hands-on service to assist you with this critically important process.
$140 per deed (plus local recording fees)
- Expert deed creation
- Recording services included
- Deed notarization (+$100)
To get started with deed services from Bundle, you can visit their website: Visit Bundle
DIY Option with eForms®
For those preferring a hands-on approach, eForms® provides a DIY solution for deed creation and recording.
Cost: $55 per deed, excluding local recording fees.
How to Get Started with eForms®:
- Create a Quit Claim Deed: After notarizing your Trust, use eForms® to create a Quit Claim Deed.
- Record the New Deed: eForms® offers guidance on where and how to record your new deed.
More Resources
View our comprehensive guide to funding your Trust: Trust Funding Guide
Learn more about transferring various asset types to your Trust: Funding Your Trust: How to Transfer Assets to a Trust
Note: eForms and Bundle are affiliates. While Trust & Will receives a commission for every referral, we make no guarantee of products or services provided by eForms, Bundle, or any affiliate. Service cost doesn’t include recording fees.