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Which type of deed is typically used to transfer ownership of real property following a court-ordered sale, such as in a foreclosure or partition action?
Which type of deed is typically used to transfer ownership of real property following a court-ordered sale, such as in a foreclosure or partition action?
- Bargain and Sale Deed
- Quitclaim Deed
- Referee's Deed (correct)
- Full Covenant and Warranty Deed
In a real estate transaction following a judicial order, what distinguishes a Referee's Deed from a Full Covenant and Warranty Deed?
In a real estate transaction following a judicial order, what distinguishes a Referee's Deed from a Full Covenant and Warranty Deed?
- A Referee's Deed provides extensive warranties to the buyer.
- A Referee's Deed confirms a court-ordered sale. (correct)
- A Referee's Deed offers the strongest guarantee of title.
- A Referee's Deed is typically used in voluntary sales between parties.
Why might a buyer prefer a Full Covenant and Warranty Deed over a Referee's Deed in a typical real estate transaction?
Why might a buyer prefer a Full Covenant and Warranty Deed over a Referee's Deed in a typical real estate transaction?
- A Full Covenant and Warranty Deed provides greater assurance about the property title. (correct)
- A Full Covenant and Warranty Deed is faster to obtain.
- A Full Covenant and Warranty Deed is issued by the court.
- A Full Covenant and Warranty Deed is used for foreclosures.
In what scenario is a Referee's Deed most likely to be used?
In what scenario is a Referee's Deed most likely to be used?
How does a Bargain and Sale Deed differ from a Referee's Deed in conveying property ownership?
How does a Bargain and Sale Deed differ from a Referee's Deed in conveying property ownership?
Which deed offers the least protection to the buyer regarding potential title defects or claims against the property?
Which deed offers the least protection to the buyer regarding potential title defects or claims against the property?
When might a Quitclaim Deed be appropriately used instead of a Referee's Deed?
When might a Quitclaim Deed be appropriately used instead of a Referee's Deed?
A property is being sold due to unpaid mortgage debts. Which type of deed would MOST likely be used to convey the property to the buyer?
A property is being sold due to unpaid mortgage debts. Which type of deed would MOST likely be used to convey the property to the buyer?
A property owner is looking to transfer their interest in a property quickly, without making any guarantees about the title. Which type of deed would be MOST suitable for this situation?
A property owner is looking to transfer their interest in a property quickly, without making any guarantees about the title. Which type of deed would be MOST suitable for this situation?
What legal implication arises when a Referee's Deed is used to convey property following a judicial order?
What legal implication arises when a Referee's Deed is used to convey property following a judicial order?
Flashcards
What is a Referee's Deed?
What is a Referee's Deed?
Conveys real property sold by judicial order, often in foreclosure or partition actions.
What is a Quitclaim Deed?
What is a Quitclaim Deed?
A deed that conveys whatever interest the grantor has. It offers no guarantees that the grantor has any interest in the property.
Study Notes
- A Referee's Deed is used to convey real property sold pursuant to a judicial order in an action for the foreclosure of a mortgage or for partition.
- Full Covenant and Warranty Deed, Quitclaim Deed and Bargain and Sale Deed can be used for other types of conveyance.
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Description
A Referee's Deed is used to transfer real property after a judicial order, typically in mortgage foreclosure or partition actions. Other deeds like Full Covenant, Quitclaim, and Bargain and Sale Deeds serve different conveyance purposes. Understanding their specific uses is crucial in real estate transactions.
