Escrow & Title
Recording a deed in Nebraska's county recorder's office:
ACreates the transfer of title between buyer and seller
BProvides constructive notice to the world of the new owner's interest✓ Correct
CIs optional and has no legal significance
DAutomatically removes all prior liens from the property
Explanation
Recording gives constructive notice of the buyer's ownership interest to the entire world. While title transfers upon delivery and acceptance of the deed, recording protects the buyer's interest against subsequent claims.
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