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In Michigan, a quitclaim deed is MOST commonly used for which of the following purposes?

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B) Removing a cloud on title or transferring property between family members

In Michigan, quitclaim deeds are most commonly used to clear clouds on title (such as removing an ex-spouse's interest after divorce) or to transfer property between family members where the parties trust each other and formal warranties are unnecessary. Because a quitclaim deed conveys only whatever interest the grantor has — with no warranties — it is ideal when the goal is to transfer or release an interest rather than guarantee clear title.

Answer Options
A
Conveying newly constructed residential property from a developer to a buyer
B
Removing a cloud on title or transferring property between family members
C
Transferring foreclosed property from the sheriff to a successful bidder
D
Transferring title when a lender requires the strongest possible warranty

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