Escrow & Title
A Missouri deed must contain which of the following essential elements to be valid?
APurchase price, mortgage amount, and seller's Social Security number
BGrantor and grantee identification, legal description, words of conveyance, and grantor's signature✓ Correct
CNotarized buyer's signature and appraisal
DMREC approval and title insurance commitment
Explanation
A valid Missouri deed must identify the grantor and grantee, contain a legal description of the property, include words of conveyance (granting clause), and be signed by the grantor. Notarization is required for recording (not validity between parties).
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