Property Ownership
Virginia's 'Torrens system' is:
AThe primary land title system used statewide
BNot used in Virginia — the state uses a grantor-grantee recording system✓ Correct
CUsed in Northern Virginia localities
DRequired for all condominium units
Explanation
Virginia does not use the Torrens system of title registration. Virginia uses a traditional grantor-grantee deed recording system through the circuit court clerk's office.
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