Escrow & Title
Which statement about a warranty deed in South Dakota is TRUE?
AIt only warrants title for the period the grantor owned the property
BIt warrants clear title against all claims from any source, past and present✓ Correct
CIt provides no warranties to the grantee
DIt is used only in commercial real estate transactions
Explanation
A general warranty deed provides the broadest title protection, warranting that the grantor has clear title and will defend against any claims arising at any time, including before the grantor owned the property.
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