Posted by Patti Corcoran on 4/12/12 6:00pm
Msg #417729

real estate tax affidavit

Have to go back and have this signed correctly. I rarely get these. There are two places on the bottom. One that asks for Grantor to sign and the other for the Grantee to sign. I had them sign the wrong side. It was very late in the evening and no one to call at SS. These have always confused me when they are in a package. Any info that you can share with me so that I will complete these correctly next time? Thanks

Reply by Calnotary on 4/12/12 6:11pm
Msg #417733

Grantor transfer, grantee receives I think.

Reply by pat/WA on 4/12/12 6:23pm
Msg #417734

The easiest way to remember is: the grantor is giving and the grantee is receiving.
If you are doing a quit claim where the wife is granting the deed to herself and her husband, she is the grantor and she and her husband are the grantees.

Reply by Patti Corcoran on 4/12/12 9:41pm
Msg #417756

thanks all n/m

Reply by Les_CO on 4/12/12 7:21pm
Msg #417744

Re: Grantor = Give-or n/m

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 4/12/12 8:17pm
Msg #417749

I always remember blood donORS *give* blood

so "....ors...." give

GrantORS convey the property/stuff...

Reply by Clem/CA on 4/13/12 9:28am
Msg #417777

Re: I always remember blood donORS *give* blood

So do some notataries

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 4/13/12 11:03am
Msg #417798

ROFL Clem!! n/m

Reply by Susan Fischer on 4/13/12 4:04pm
Msg #417844

Heeheehee. Unlike milkErs, because cows don't "give"

milk, someone has to go take it from them twice a day.

Reply by bagger on 4/13/12 5:33pm
Msg #417863

Re: Heeheehee. Unlike milkErs, because cows don't "give"

twice?????
Better do some more research Dearie!
In modern milking farms, it's 3X a day.