Are title and deed just two words for the same thing?
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Title refers to ownership rights or interests. A deed is an instrument used to convey an interest in real property. The distinction helps explain why receiving a document does not settle every question about ownership, liens, or competing claims. The course discusses title examination separately because the instrument and the quality of the title are different issues.
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Discussion prompt: Is the question about the transfer document or the interest being transferred?