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So, you transfered the house to you and your son as joint tenants with survivorship right. You can certainly quitclaim your undivided one half interest in the property to your son B. However, since you have already conveyed the other undivided one half interest in this property to your son A, his interest will remain, though it will be converted from a joint tenancy with right of survivorship to a tenancy in common. That means that his interest can be willed to whomever he wishes by will, or will pass under the laws of intestacy of this state at his passing.You can transfer ownership of your home to another son at any time as long as there are no loans, mortgages or liens against the property. Depending on your state, you can either do it yourself, or you may need to hire an attorney to file paperwork for you.

NOTE:A quit claim deed is a document used to transfer property between two people, most often family members. Changing the name on a quit claim deed from one family member to another transfers the ownership of the property.