California Real Estate Practice Exam

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Which of the following is not a requirement for a valid deed?

  1. The signature of the grantee

  2. The signature of the grantor

  3. A legal description of the property

  4. Consideration

The correct answer is: The signature of the grantee

A valid deed requires the signature of the grantor, as they are the one transferring ownership of the property. The signature of the grantee is not necessary as they are only receiving the property. A legal description of the property is essential for identifying the specific piece of land being transferred. Consideration is also required as it signifies that something of value is being given in exchange for the property. Without it, the transfer may be considered a gift rather than a legally binding transaction.

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