FAQ about deed transfers in Hawaii

What forms do I need to record a deed in Hawaii?

 

Answer: In Hawaii, you need a properly drafted deed along with specific cover sheets and tax forms required by the Bureau of Conveyances. These must be filled out correctly, or your deed may be rejected.

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• HawaiiDeed takes care of everything — from drafting the deed to completing the necessary forms — and ensures your recording is accepted the first time.

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👉 Next step: Let HawaiiDeed prepare and file your deed to save you time and avoid costly errors.

 

How do I change the names on a deed in Hawaii?

 

Answer: To change the names on a Hawaii deed, you must create and record a new deed with the Bureau of Conveyances. This could be due to marriage, divorce, inheritance, or estate planning.

 

• HawaiiDeed guides you through this process with clarity. We make sure the new deed accurately reflects the change and protects everyone’s legal rights.

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👉 Next step: Contact HawaiiDeed today to update your deed securely and with peace of mind.

 

What’s the cost to transfer property in Hawaii without a realtor?

 

Answer: The cost to transfer property without a realtor in Hawaii is typically much lower than a traditional sale. While you avoid realtor commissions and escrow fees, you will need to pay state recording fees and for proper deed preparation.

 

• HawaiiDeed offers flat-fee deed services so you know the cost upfront. We make transfers affordable while ensuring everything is done correctly.

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👉 Next step: Request a quote from HawaiiDeed to see how simple and cost-effective your transfer can be.

 

Is it safe to transfer property in Hawaii without a title company?

 

Answer: Yes — as long as your deed is prepared and recorded correctly, it is safe to transfer property without a title company. The key risk is making errors that could cause legal problems later.

 

• That’s why families turn to HawaiiDeed. We combine legal accuracy with a clear, supportive process that protects your property rights without unnecessary expense.

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👉 Next step: Work with HawaiiDeed to complete your transfer safely and confidently.