Washington Real Estate Broker Exam — All Questions
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Transfer of Title
A grantor conveys 'only whatever interest I may have, if any' with no warranties of title. This is accomplished with a:
- a.General warranty deed
- b.Special warranty deed
- c.Quitclaim deed✓
- d.Bargain and sale deed with covenants
A quitclaim deed conveys whatever interest, if any, the grantor holds, with no warranties. It is often used to clear clouds on title or transfer between family members. It offers the grantee the least protection of the common deed types.