Property Ownership
A quitclaim deed in Pennsylvania conveys:
ATitle guaranteed against all prior claims
BWhatever interest the grantor currently holds, if any, with no title warranties✓ Correct
CTitle subject only to encumbrances created by the grantor
DComplete ownership with right of survivorship
Explanation
A quitclaim deed transfers only the grantor's present interest — whatever that may be, even nothing — with absolutely no warranties. It is used to clear title defects, transfer between family members, and in divorce situations. Buyers receiving a quitclaim deed are strongly advised to obtain title insurance.
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