Escrow & Title
A deed is considered valid even if not recorded, but recording protects the grantee by:
AGuaranteeing the title is free of all defects
BGiving constructive notice to the world of the ownership transfer✓ Correct
CEliminating the need for title insurance
DCanceling all prior liens automatically
Explanation
Recording a deed gives constructive notice to all subsequent purchasers and lenders that the property has been conveyed, protecting the grantee against future conflicting claims.
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