Escrow & Title
An acknowledgment on a deed is a formal declaration by the grantor, before a notary public, that:
AThe property is free of all liens
BThe grantor voluntarily signed the deed as their own free act✓ Correct
CThe consideration paid was fair market value
DThe legal description is accurate
Explanation
An acknowledgment is the grantor's formal declaration before a notary public that they signed the deed voluntarily. While not required for a valid deed between parties, acknowledgment is required to record the deed in Arkansas.
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