
Question
Recording a deed:
Selections
A. Conveys title
B. Gives actual notice
C. Presumes delivery of the deed
D. Guarantees possession
Answer: C
5 Keys Summary
• Recording a deed presumes delivery of the deed.
• Delivery of the deed, accompanied by acceptance, is the actual step that conveys title (transfers ownership).
• Recording the deed does not provide actual notice; rather, it gives constructive notice to the public.
• Constructive notice means the public should be aware of the ownership change because it is a matter of public record.
• Recording a deed is not strictly necessary for it to be valid between the grantor and grantee, but it is necessary for protection against third-party claims and to establish the legal presumption of delivery.

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