Property OwnershipEASY
A deed in Virginia must be:
Correct Answer
B) Signed, acknowledged, and recorded to protect against third parties
Virginia deeds must be signed, acknowledged (notarized), and recorded to be effective against third parties.
Answer Options
A
Only signedB
Signed, acknowledged, and recorded to protect against third partiesC
Approved by the stateD
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Why This Is the Correct Answer
Virginia deeds must be signed, acknowledged (notarized), and recorded to be effective against third parties.
Related Concepts
Real property is immovable land and anything permanently attached to it, while personal property (also called chattels) is movable.
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