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karen

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Day 1  Grantor transfers title to A Day 2  Grantor transfers title to the same property to B Day 3  Grantor transfers title to the same property to C (bfp) Day 4  B records the deed from the grantor Day 5  Grantor transfers title to D Day 6  C records Day 7  D records Under a race/notice statute, who takes title?
 A)A
 B)B
 C)C
 D)D

Question 2

12 C.F.R.  226 is an example of:
 A) Federal administrative regulation.
 B) Federal legislative enactment.
 C) State regulation.
 D) None of the above



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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