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Posted by  JanetK_CA on 8/3/22 6:01pm
I agree with the two posts above, but just to put a finer point on it...
If we set aside for a moment the complications of dealing with timeshares, and think of a routine transaction, it becomes more clear that leaving the name of the Grantee blank is an invitation for fraud. I strongly suspect a Grant Deed with the Grantee blank would never be accepted for recording, but what's to stop someone else from just filling in their own name (or a family member's) and recording it with themselves as the new owner? Who would want their Notary signature on a certificate attached to THAT document?!
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