@taxes96786  "The child then only needs to present this form and a death certificate to the assessors office to put the property in his/her name."

Well, not exactly.  The Transfer on Death Deed should have been "presented" while the owner was still alive.  It must be recorded before the transferor's death with the bureau of conveyances. It can be revoked, but it's public record, which may or may not be acceptable to the donor and recipient.