Escrow & Title
In Montana, the grantor in a deed is the:
APerson receiving the property (buyer)
BPerson transferring the property (seller or existing owner)✓ Correct
CCounty recorder who records the deed
DTitle insurance company issuing the policy
Explanation
The grantor is the person who conveys (transfers) property—typically the seller or current owner. The grantee is the person receiving the property—typically the buyer. This terminology applies to all types of deeds in Montana real estate.
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