In order for a deed to be a valid conveyance of property, there must be an observable, verifiable transfer of the deed to the grantee. Typically this is accomplished when the grantor hands the deed to the grantee at closing. Which of the following basic requirements of a deed does this represent?
A) Acknowledgment
B) Delivery
C) Words of conveyance
D) Recital of consideration

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Delivery is the act of transferring the deed from the grantor to the grantee, and handing the deed to the grantee at closing is the most common way to accomplish this.

In Order for a Deed to Be a Valid Conveyance