To be recorded, a deed must have: (a) the signature of the grantee. (b) a mention of consideration. (c) a seal. (d) an address where tax bills should be mailed.

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Alejandro Phillips

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20 November, 04:03

To be recorded, a deed must have: (a) the signature of the grantee. (b) a mention of consideration. (c) a seal. (d) an address where tax bills should be mailed.

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Allyson Lang · Answer 1

(d) an address where tax bills should be mailed.

Explanation:

A deed is a legal document that affirms the right to an interest or a property.

To be recorded, a deed must have an address where tax bills are to be mailed to. it must state the parties involved and it must state the property or interest that is the subject of the transaction.

Additionally, a deed requires only the signature of the grantor and not the grantee