Escrow & Title
In Florida, a 'warranty deed' provides which guarantee from the seller to the buyer?
AThe property is free from physical defects
BThe seller guarantees title against claims from the entire history of the property✓ Correct
CThe seller guarantees title only against claims arising during their ownership
DThe property will appreciate in value
Explanation
A General Warranty Deed provides the broadest protection — the grantor (seller) warrants title against all claims, not just those arising during the grantor's ownership, but extending back through the entire chain of title.
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