If a living trust does not specifically mention the property intended to be transfered into the trust, (street number, zip code) could it be...

Question

If a living trust does not specifically mention the property intended to be transfered into the trust, (street number, zip code) could it be possible that the property is not a trust asset? Thank you, JC

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You might search the public record at the county recorder's office and see if there was a grant or quitclaim deed transferring the property to the trust. If not, and there's no specific mention of the property in the trust, then it might not be trust property.

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Real property is not trust property, regardless of what the trust says, until it is deeded into the trust by a deed to the trustee(s) as trustees.