Although deeds can only deliver what a grantor actually owns, they can still vary in "quality." Which of the following types of deeds is considered to be the "highest quality" because it contains the full set of legal promises the grantor can make?
A) General warranty deed
B) Special warranty deed
C) Deed of bargain and sale
D) Quitclaim deed

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A general warranty deed is considered the "highest quality" deed because it contains the full set of legal promises the grantor can make. This type of deed provides the greatest protection to the grantee by warranting against any defects in the title that may have existed at any time in the past, even if the problem was caused by a previous owner.

Although Deeds Can Only Deliver What a Grantor Actually Owns