Grantor definition (noun)
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In general, a grantor is a person who gives an asset to a grantee, usually in the form of real estate property, a scholarship, or a grant.
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In real estate, a grantor is a person (seller) who transfers real estate ownership to a buyer (grantee) through a legal document called a deed.
The most common deeds are grant deeds, warranty deeds, and quitclaim deeds, although they all have different uses and protections.