Escrow & Title
A Michigan property is conveyed by a special warranty deed. The grantor warrants the title only against claims arising:
ABefore the grantor acquired the property
BDuring the period the grantor owned the property✓ Correct
CThroughout the entire chain of title
DAfter the closing date
Explanation
A special warranty deed (also called a limited warranty deed) warrants the title only against defects and encumbrances arising during the period of the grantor's ownership, not from prior owners.
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