Real Estate Trust Transfer & Deed Recording

Coordinate your real estate with your Living Trust

Creating a Living Trust does not automatically transfer real estate into it. This service coordinates preparation and recording of an eligible deed to transfer real property into your Revocable Living Trust.

What is included

Current deed retrieval when available; preparation of the appropriate deed and applicable state/county documents; county recording submission; and standard recording fees.

Starting at $595 per property

Pricing may vary based on state, county, jurisdiction, recording requirements and property circumstances. Confirm eligibility and the applicable price before purchasing. The first eligible property/deed transfer is included in the $4,000 Comprehensive Estate & Legacy Plan. Additional properties are charged separately.

A coordinated recording process

We collect property and trust information, retrieve the current deed when available, and coordinate document preparation. Follow your signing and notarization instructions, then email a signed deed copy to support@herenciaspatrimoniales.com. Recording cannot begin until we receive it. We acknowledge receipt, provide an approximate timeframe, submit to the county, and return the recorded deed once received. County processing times vary.

State and property eligibility

Illinois: Transfer-on-Death deeds only. New York City, Nassau and Suffolk counties: Transfer-on-Death deeds only. Virginia: the client must provide the current recorded deed. Alabama requires a custom quote.

Not currently available in Washington, D.C., Hawaii, Louisiana, Massachusetts or North Carolina; Westchester County, New York; or Allen, Brown, Columbiana, Delaware and Richland counties in Ohio.

Timeshares, cooperative interests and mobile homes are not handled through this service. Unusual title issues, corrective deeds or additional legal review may require separate services or a quote. Where permitted and appropriate, other deed types may be available. Confirm current availability with us.

Trust-funding guidance

Coordinating eligible property with your trust is designed to support an orderly transfer of assets and help reduce unnecessary probate exposure.