Escrow & Title
In Missouri, which type of property conveyance does NOT require a deed?
ASale between unrelated parties
BTransfer by intestate succession or will (real property passes by operation of law)✓ Correct
CGift of real property
DForeclosure sale
Explanation
When property passes through a will or intestate succession, it transfers by operation of law to the heirs or devisees without the need for a deed—though a confirmation deed or court order is often recorded for clarity.
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