DeedClaimDeedClaim is an online deed preparation service that allows real estate professionals and other individuals to create customized, state-specific deeds in minutes. Transfer real estate quickly and easily.
DeedClaim (deedclaim.com) has 196 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.5 out of 5.
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Michael
Very handy for estate planning. Had to rewrite some of the text and correct names. Other than those issues it worked well
Response from DeedClaimAug 24, 2017
Thanks for leaving feedback, Michael. Glad to hear that you were able to edit the documents to correct your answers. We're always here to help if you need assistance with editing your answers.
Isabelle
I loved the software. Thought it worked fantastic.
Response from DeedClaimAug 24, 2017
Thank you for taking a few minutes to leave a review, Isabelle. We appreciate your business.
Amy
quick and easy
Response from DeedClaimAug 24, 2017
Thank you, Amy, for taking a few moments to leave feedback. We really appreciate it.
Steven
I wanted a Grant Deed. Your system generated a Warranty Deed. So, I got nothing, will have to start over, do it again, or find another source if your system continues to generate the wrong type of Deed.
Response from DeedClaimAug 18, 2017
Hi Steven, Thank you for taking the time to leave a review. We took a look at your answers. If you wanted a Grant Deed, you would have needed to select that option in the interview. Instead, when asked about the warranty, you answered: "General Warranty - I want the current owner or owners to be fully responsible for all title issues, including those that relate to the time before the current owner or owners owned the property." That's the option for creating a Warranty Deed. When you ask the system to create a Warranty Deed, that's exactly what it does. There is a notice on the screen that tells you that you're getting a Warranty Deed when you select that option. If you wanted a Grant Deed, you would need to select "Limited Warranty - I only want the current owner or owners to be responsible for title issues that relate to the time when the current owner or owners owned the property." That, by definition, is what a Grant Deed is. We understand that the process sometimes involves unfamiliar terminology. That's why we are always ready to help our users with any questions and allow them to edit their answers. But we can't help people who don't ask for help. Thanks again. DeedClaim.com
Michael
So easy and quick.
Response from DeedClaimAug 17, 2017
Thanks for taking the time to leave feedback, Michael.
Dani
Very good Very easy to fill.
Response from DeedClaimAug 17, 2017
Thanks for the great feedback, Dani.
Kevin
Very user friendly interface to ensure deed preparation in compliance with state specific criteria for successful transfer of property. I was pleased with the cost and provided value of the document preparation.
Response from DeedClaimAug 15, 2017
Thank you, Kevin, for leaving such a detailed and thoughtful review.
Betty F.
I spent a lot of time on doing a quick claim form and paid $29.00 only to get to bank to get it motorized and they would not accept it. I had to pay another $19.00 from Duval county to get the correct form because yours was not correct and did me no good. I would like to have a refund.
Response from DeedClaimAug 12, 2017
Hi Betty, Thank you for using DeedClaim.com. First, let me say that our deeds are routinely accepted for recording in Duval County. There isn't a problem with the software. We went back and looked at your answers, and the problem in your case appears to be that you did not follow the instructions for how to create your own legal description. The legal description that you entered was not the legal description from the prior deed, so the recorder probably rejected the deed on that basis. Of course, there isn't anything that we can do to prevent people from ignoring our instructions and entering wrong information on the form. But we understand that legal descriptions can be tricky, which is why we have notices and warnings in the interview to alert you to that fact. You apparently missed those, entered a wrong legal description, then left us a negative review instead of reaching out for help. We are always ready to help our customers address issues like these and gladly would have allowed you to re-access the interview at no additional charge to make the correction. I am sorry that you chose to leave a negative review instead. Thanks again. DeedClaim.com