Transfer your Home to a Trust...here's how

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The video explains the steps to transfer a home into a revocable trust. Key actions include completing a new deed, filing it with the county clerk or superior court, filing a trust affidavit to preserve homestead exemption, notifying the mortgage company, and updating the insurance policy.

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To put your house in a revocable trust, here’s what you need to do: 1️⃣Fill out a new deed for your property. Then, sign it in front of a notary. 2️⃣File it at your District Clerk’s Office or Superior Court. 3️⃣File a trust affidavit to keep your homestead exemption. 4️⃣Let your mortgage company know you’ve transferred ownership! 5️⃣Don’t forget to update your insurance policy to include the trust as additional insured; otherwise, they could deny claims! #moneytips #revocabletrust #mortgage #livingtrust Disclaimer: My content is for educational purposes only, it is not legal or tax advice. Always consult the appropriate professional licensed in your state before making any decisions. I may earn affiliate commissions from any links mentioned.