Escrow & Title
A Wisconsin deed must contain which of the following to be valid?
AA legal description, grantor's signature, and delivery/acceptance✓ Correct
BA notary seal, purchase price, and recording date
CThe grantor's Social Security number and tax ID
DThe broker's license number and MLS number
Explanation
A valid Wisconsin deed requires: identification of grantor and grantee, words of conveyance, a legal description of the property, grantor's signature, and delivery to and acceptance by the grantee.
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