After the grantor transfers property ownership, the obligation to pay the property taxes falls to the grantee. The appropriate government entities will mail tax bills to the address on the deed.
Some states impose a real estate transfer tax on property transfers. The transfer tax is usually a small percentage of the consideration or purchase price. However, most states provide various exemptions from the transfer tax, such as transfers between parents and children.
Other taxes such as federal income, gift, or inheritance tax may accompany a quitclaim deed transfer. Consult a tax lawyer or certified public accountant, or research other legal services, to learn more about how to use a quitclaim deed for your real estate goal.