In a notice-race state:
A) an unrecorded deed is invalid against any subsequent purchaser without notice of who recorded first.
B) unrecorded deeds are invalid against any subsequent purchaser without notice.
C) an unrecorded deed is invalid against any deed recorded before it.
D) a recorded deed is invalid against a subsequent purchaser who records.

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In a notice-race state, an unrecorded deed is considered invalid against any subsequent purchaser who has no notice of the prior deed and who records first. This means that the protection is given to the subsequent purchaser who, acting in good faith, records their deed before the prior unrecorded deed is recorded.

In a Notice-Race State