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There is a realty transfer fee if the deed recites consideration of $100 or more. It wouldn't matter whether the form of the deed is a quitclaim deed or otherwise. Generally speaking, a QCD is like other forms of deed except that the grantor does not warrant that he or she has good title to the property.
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