My question involves real estate located in the State of: Florida
I just purchased a piece of property by warranty deed. When the deed was signed over to me, one of the grantors said her last name on it was misspelled so the notary corrected it. Her last name ends in just K not CK but later I checked on their original deed & it was also misspelled when they bought the property. I haven't recorded the deed yet and want to know what I should do. Have the grantors correct the spelling on their deed first & issue me another or does it matter since their names weren't notarized when they were the grantees?
I just purchased a piece of property by warranty deed. When the deed was signed over to me, one of the grantors said her last name on it was misspelled so the notary corrected it. Her last name ends in just K not CK but later I checked on their original deed & it was also misspelled when they bought the property. I haven't recorded the deed yet and want to know what I should do. Have the grantors correct the spelling on their deed first & issue me another or does it matter since their names weren't notarized when they were the grantees?
Execution of Deed: Grantors Name Misspelled on Original Deed
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