Escrow & Title
A Wisconsin deed must be acknowledged (notarized) before it can be:
ASigned by the parties
BRecorded in the register of deeds✓ Correct
CPresented to a buyer
DUsed in a real estate transaction
Explanation
In Wisconsin, a deed must be acknowledged (signed before a notary public) before it can be recorded in the register of deeds. Recording requires a valid acknowledgment.
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