
Texas Special Warranty Deed: Commercial & Estate Transactions
A special warranty deed is one of the most commonly used property transfer instruments in Texas. However, it is also one of the most misunderstood. If you are buying, selling, or transferring real property, you need to understand what this deed does and does not guarantee. Here is the short version: a special warranty deed only guarantees that the seller did not create any title problems during their ownership. It says nothing about what happened before. That gap in coverage is where landowners get hurt. At Daughtrey Law Firm, we concentrate our practice on Texas real estate and property law. Our experienced Houston attorneys help landowners understand exactly what their deeds guarantee before they sign. In This Article: What Is a Special Warranty Deed? Special Warranty Deed vs. General Warranty Deed What This Means in Practice When Special Warranty Deeds Are Used Commercial Real Estate Bank-Owned Properties (REO Sales) Estate








