Property Ownership
What is the primary difference between a general warranty deed and a quitclaim deed in Iowa?
AA quitclaim deed conveys after-acquired title; a warranty deed does not
BA general warranty deed includes covenants of title; a quitclaim deed conveys only what the grantor has✓ Correct
CA quitclaim deed is used only in foreclosures
DA general warranty deed is only used for commercial property
Explanation
A general warranty deed includes covenants guaranteeing the title against all claims. A quitclaim deed conveys only the grantor's interest—whatever it may be—without any warranties.
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