Escrow & Title
What does it mean when a deed is 'recorded'?
AThe deed has been signed by both parties
BThe deed has been filed with the county Recorder of Deeds, providing constructive notice to the public✓ Correct
CThe deed has been reviewed by the Delaware Real Estate Commission
DThe deed has been notarized
Explanation
Recording a deed at the county Recorder of Deeds office places the transfer in public records, providing constructive notice to the world that the property has been conveyed.
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