Who is the Grantor on a Quit Claim for Tenants in Common?

[landbroker]

GA I am quit claiming my 1/3 share 3 owners w/ equal interests from myself grantor to myself relative grantees.
Do I need to list all names currently shown as 'Tenants in Common' on the quit claim deed or just myself as grantor since quit claim form states his/her right, title and interest 'Grantor does quitclaim unto Grantees all of his/her right, title and interest in and to the following described real property as'
Thank you

 

[LdiJ]

GA I am quit claiming my 1/3 share 3 owners w/ equal interests from myself grantor to myself relative grantees.
Do I need to list all names currently shown as 'Tenants in Common' on the quit claim deed or just myself as grantor since quit claim form states his/her right, title and interest 'Grantor does quitclaim unto Grantees all of his/her right, title and interest in and to the following described real property as'
Thank you

You are quit claiming from yourself to yourself? If not, then can you explain what you are doing more clearly?

 

[justalayman]

I too am confused as to what you are doing.

With that aside:

The grantor is whomever is transferring their rights and interest in a property to another. If only you are transferring your rights and interest to another party (or parties), you would be the only grantor. If there are more grantors listed, those additional grantors are transferring their rights and interest in the property to the grantee(s) as well.

If you are transferring your rights and interest to multiple parties, you should list the share of your rights and interest you are transferring to the each of the other parties. You do not have to transfer equal shares to the various grnstees if you do not wish to.