Property Ownership
What is the effect of recording a deed in Nevada?
AIt creates the title transfer between grantor and grantee
BIt provides constructive notice to the public of the transfer✓ Correct
CIt guarantees the property is free of all liens
DIt eliminates the need for title insurance
Explanation
Recording a deed in the county recorder's office provides constructive notice to the world that a transfer has occurred. While the deed itself transfers title between parties, recording protects against subsequent purchasers and creditors.
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