Property Ownership
A deed in Arizona that provides the GREATEST protection to a buyer with warranties against all prior claims (even those before the grantor owned the property) is a:
AQuitclaim deed
BBargain and sale deed
CSpecial warranty deed
DGeneral warranty deed✓ Correct
Explanation
A general warranty deed provides the broadest protection, with the grantor warranting title against all claims, including those arising before the grantor's ownership. A special warranty deed only covers claims arising during the grantor's ownership.
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