Escrow & Title
In Nebraska, a deed must be delivered and accepted to be effective. If a deed is signed but held in escrow, title passes when:
AThe deed is signed by the grantor
BThe escrow conditions are met and the deed is released✓ Correct
CThe deed is recorded
DThe purchase price is paid
Explanation
Delivery occurs when the escrow conditions are met and the deed is released from escrow. Recording provides constructive notice but is not the legal moment of transfer — delivery and acceptance transfer title.
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