Escrow & Title
In Arizona, the process of 'recording' a deed with the county recorder creates:
ALegal title in the grantee
BConstructive notice to the world of the grantee's interest✓ Correct
CAn enforceable easement
DA title insurance policy
Explanation
Recording creates constructive notice—all subsequent persons dealing with the property are legally presumed to know of the recorded interest, whether or not they actually searched the records.
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