Escrow & Title
A Wisconsin buyer who wants to ensure their deed is prioritized over all other later-recorded interests should:
ASimply keep the deed in their possession
BRecord the deed promptly at the Register of Deeds✓ Correct
CFile a notice with DSPS
DWait until the mortgage is paid off
Explanation
Recording the deed promptly at the Register of Deeds provides constructive notice and establishes priority against any subsequent claims under Wisconsin's recording act.
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