Washington Deed And Purchasers Assignment of Real Estate Contract is a legal document used by purchasers when transferring their interest in real estate to another party. This document is often used when a buyer of a property is unable to close on the purchase and wants to assign their rights to another person. It is also used when a third party is being given the rights to a property that is already under contract, such as in a foreclosure or short sale. The document outlines the details of the transferred property, including the address, legal description, purchase price, and any other relevant information. It also outlines the rights and responsibilities of the buyer and the seller, such as the payment of closing costs and any additional fees or taxes due. There are two main types of Washington Deed And Purchasers Assignment of Real Estate Contract: a quitclaim deed and a warranty deed. A quitclaim deed is a document that conveys the interest of the buyer to the new purchaser without any warranties or guarantees. A warranty deed, on the other hand, guarantees that the buyer has good title to the property and that no claims or liens exist against it.