Property Ownership
A deed transfers ownership of Arizona real property when it is:
ASigned by the grantor and notarized
BRecorded at the county recorder's office
CDelivered to and accepted by the grantee✓ Correct
DAcknowledged by both parties at closing
Explanation
In Arizona, a deed is legally effective (title transfers) when it is delivered to and accepted by the grantee. Recording provides constructive notice to the world and protects against subsequent claims, but delivery and acceptance is the act that transfers title.
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