Escrow & Title
In South Dakota, which type of deed is most often used in residential real estate sales?
AQuitclaim deed
BSheriff's deed
CGeneral (statutory) warranty deed✓ Correct
DBargain and sale deed
Explanation
The general warranty deed (or statutory warranty deed) is the most common form used in South Dakota residential sales, as it provides the highest level of title protection to the buyer.
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