A deed need not be recorded to be valid.

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A deed is considered valid once it is executed according to the law, which typically involves being signed by the grantor (and sometimes notarized). Recording the deed with the local government is not required for its validity but is highly recommended for protection against claims by third parties.

A Deed Need Not Be Recorded to Be Valid