Property Ownership
In Maryland, a deed that is signed but not delivered to the grantee:
AIs valid and transfers title upon signing
BDoes not transfer title — delivery is required for a deed to be effective✓ Correct
CTransfers title upon recording
DIs valid only if witnessed
Explanation
Delivery and acceptance of the deed are required for the conveyance to be effective in Maryland. Title does not transfer until the deed is delivered to (and accepted by) the grantee.
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