Property Ownership
In California, a deed must be signed by whom to be valid?
ABoth the grantor and the grantee
BOnly the grantee
COnly the grantor✓ Correct
DBoth parties and a notary
Explanation
A deed must be signed by the grantor to be valid. The grantee's signature is not required. Notarization is required for recording but is not a requirement for validity of the conveyance between the parties.
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