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Helen is selling her property in Schenectady and the buyer requests the most basic deed that simply implies Helen has some title to convey but includes no express warranties. What type of deed should Helen provide?

Correct Answer

B) Bargain and sale deed

A bargain and sale deed is the most basic deed that implies the grantor has some title to convey. It provides more assurance than a quitclaim deed (which makes no implications about title) but includes no express warranties like a warranty deed would.

Answer Options
A
Quitclaim deed
B
Bargain and sale deed
C
Full covenant and warranty deed
D
Special warranty deed

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