Escrow & Title
When a New Mexico deed is recorded with the county clerk, what protection does this provide?
AIt guarantees the title is free of all defects
BIt provides constructive notice to the world of the buyer's ownership✓ Correct
CIt automatically triggers title insurance coverage
DIt eliminates the need for a title search
Explanation
Recording a deed in the county clerk's office provides constructive notice—the public is deemed to have knowledge of the recorded interest, protecting the buyer against subsequent claims.
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