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What Kind of Deed Do I Need?

When transferring or receiving real property in Ohio, it is important to understand how you are taking title to that property. A deed is an instrument that conveys an interest in real estate. Each deed contains warranty covenants as to the title of the property; that is, it allocates the risk of title problems to either the grantor or the grantee.