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A licensed Oklahoma broker is explaining deed types to a client who wants to understand which instruments include at least some form of title warranty from the grantor. Which of the following deed types does NOT provide any warranty of title to the grantee?

Correct Answer

A) Quitclaim deed

A quitclaim deed conveys only whatever interest the grantor currently holds, if any, with no warranties or covenants of title. The grantor makes no promise that the title is valid, free of encumbrances, or that the grantor even has an ownership interest. Because it provides zero warranty, it is the correct answer to this EXCEPT/NOT question asking which deed does NOT provide any warranty.

Answer Options
A
Quitclaim deed
B
General warranty deed
C
Special warranty deed
D
Statutory warranty deed

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