Property Ownership
In Virginia, which instrument is used to convey title from a decedent whose estate was probated?
AA trustee's deed
BA personal representative's deed (commissioner's deed or administrator's deed)✓ Correct
CA special warranty deed from the heirs only
DA quitclaim deed from the court
Explanation
When a decedent's estate is probated in Virginia, the personal representative (executor or administrator) conveys real property to heirs or purchasers via a personal representative's deed.
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