Escrow & Title
In Vermont, title to real property is typically transferred by a:
ACertificate of title
BWarranty deed or quitclaim deed recorded in the land records✓ Correct
CBill of sale filed with the DMV
DCourt order only
Explanation
Vermont transfers real property title through a recorded deed — most commonly a warranty deed (which includes title covenants) or a quitclaim deed — filed with the town clerk in the land records.
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