Property Ownership
Colorado's 'Transfer on Death Deed' (TOD Deed) allows a property owner to:
AConvey their property immediately upon recording the deed
BDesignate a beneficiary who automatically receives the property upon the owner's death without probate✓ Correct
CTransfer mineral rights separately from surface rights
DAvoid property taxes during their lifetime
Explanation
Colorado's Transfer on Death Deed (C.R.
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