In a race state, a non-bona fide purchaser can take title to the property.

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In a race statute jurisdiction, the first party to record the deed, regardless of their knowledge of any prior unrecorded interests, wins the race to title, thus a non-bona fide purchaser can indeed take title to the property if they record first.

In a Race State, a Non-Bona Fide Purchaser Can Take