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In Nebraska, a transfer of interest in real property can be made by using a quit claim deed. An effective conveyance of real property transfers the entire interest that the grantor has and has the power to convey, unless the intent to transfer a lesser interest is made clear in the deed. Words of inheritance or other special words are not necessary to transfer a fee simple estate in Nebraska (NRS 76-104). A quit claim deed in Nebraska does not transfer after-acquired title. This means that if the grantor conveys a greater interest than he actually possesses, but acquires title after the conveyance, it will not transfer to the grantee of a quit claim deed (NRS 76-209). A quit claim deed does not contain a warranty on the grantor’s part of a valid interest or title. A grantee under a quit claim deed is not entitled to invoke the protection of the Marketable Title Act in Nebraska (76-289). |
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