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Deeds Quit Claim Minnesota: Quick Facts
Yes, the grantor's signature must be notarized. Minnesota also has specific requirements about the certificate of real estate value that must be included with most deed filings.
Most property transfers in Minnesota require a completed certificate of real estate value form. There are some exemptions for family transfers and certain other situations, but you still need to file the form to claim the exemption.
Yes, Minnesota has both state and local deed taxes. The rates depend on the property value and location. Some counties also charge additional fees, so check with your county recorder about total costs.
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