The only way to voluntarily transfer property is by: will. both of them. none of them. deed. In California, a deed is valid if it: is in writing. all of them. includes words of conveyance. names an identifiable and living grantee. A grantor must intend to surrender control and transfer title. This is called: donative intent. transfer intent. transfer without recourse. valid transfer. The two types of deeds most frequently used in California are the: grant deed and sheriff's deed. grant deed and quitclaim deed. grant deed and warranty deed. grant deed and conveyance deed. A quitclaim deed conveys: nothing. after-acquired title. all interest in the property. only the interest that the grantor has when the deed is executed. A person who makes out a will is called the: executor or executrix. devisor or devisrix. testator or testatrix. legator or legatrix