In recording deeds, the state of North Carolina does not require that the amount paid for a parcel be stated on the deed. However a tax stamp at the rate of $2 for every $1,000 in value is affixed to each deed.
Recent real estate transfers recorded in the Surry County Register of Deed’s office Include:
– Robert E. Hughes III to Hughes Revocable Living Trust, Robert E. Hughes III, and Kaye J. Hughes; 1.91 acres and 37 acres; $0.
– Margie Ruth Rogers to Chad Wesley Fulp; 2.903 acres PB 35 88; $0.
– Shannon Cox Brereton and Michael D. Brereton to John D. Moore; tract one 1.512 acres and tract two tract Shoals; $520.
– Kimberly S. Reynolds and James R. Reynolds to Timothy W. Snow; tract one 2 acres and tract two 2.7 acres Stewarts Creek; $120.
– Miranda Anderson to Miranda Kerr and Daniel McClung Kerr; 0.46 acres Elkin; $0.
– Estate of Larry Dale…