Escrow & Title
After a Washington trustee's sale (non-judicial foreclosure), the title passes to the highest bidder. What document evidences the transfer?
AA trustee's deed✓ Correct
BA warranty deed from the lender
CA sheriff's deed
DA quitclaim deed from the former owner
Explanation
After a trustee's sale under Washington's Deed of Trust Act (RCW 61.24), the trustee executes and delivers a trustee's deed to the successful bidder (or the beneficiary/lender if they credit bid).
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