Property Ownership (alternative)
In Maryland, when a property is inherited through a will (devise), the new owner receives title through:
AA sheriff's deed after probate
BA deed from the personal representative of the estate✓ Correct
CAn automatic transfer without any deed required
DA quitclaim deed from all heirs
Explanation
When property is devised through a will, the personal representative (executor) of the estate executes a deed transferring title to the beneficiary after the probate court approves the estate's administration.
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