Property Ownership
A Wisconsin buyer who purchases property at a tax deed sale acquires:
AA general warranty deed
BA tax deed that conveys the government's interest, which may need to be quieted in court✓ Correct
CClear marketable title immediately
DA life estate only
Explanation
A tax deed conveys the taxing authority's interest in the property, but the title may still be subject to challenge by former owners; a quiet title action is often needed to establish clear marketable title.
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