5-11-040 Exceptions.
   The requirements of this chapter shall not apply to the transfers identified below, but shall apply to any subsequent transfer to a non-exempt party:
   (a)   a transfer of legal title or an interest in an entity holding legal title to a rental property pursuant to a deed of trust or mortgage, and thereafter any transfer by foreclosure sale or deed in lieu of foreclosure pursuant to a deed of trust or mortgage to an entity not affiliated with the owner; or
   (b)   a transfer made in connection with any bankruptcy proceeding (including, but not limited to, any transfer made by a bankruptcy trustee); or
   (c)   a tax sale or transfer pursuant to tax foreclosure; or
   (d)   a transfer by devise or intestacy, or any other transfer made in connection with a bona fide effort to pass an interest in real property to one’s devisees or heirs (including, but not limited to, such transfers made in connection with a living trust); or
   (e)   a transfer between or among spouses, domestic partners, siblings (including, but not limited to, half-siblings, step-siblings, and adoptive siblings), parents (including, but not limited to, step-parents and adoptive parents) or guardians and their children, grandparents, and their grandchildren, aunts or uncles and their nieces or nephews, great-aunts or great-uncles and their grand-nieces or grand-nephews, or first cousins, or any combination thereof; or
   (f)   a transfer of bare legal title into a revocable trust, without actual consideration for the transfer, where the transferor is the current beneficiary of the trust; or
   (g)   a transfer to a named beneficiary of a revocable trust by reason of the death of the grantor of the revocable trust; or
   (h)   a transfer by the trustee of a revocable trust if the transfer would otherwise be excluded under this chapter if made by the grantor of the revocable trust; or
   (i)   a transfer pursuant to court order or court-approved settlement; or
   (j)   a transfer by eminent domain or negotiated purchase under threat of eminent domain; or
   (k)   a transfer directly caused by a change in the form of the entity owning the rental property, provided that the transfer is without consideration.
(Added Coun. J. 9-18-24, p. 16736, § 3)