medium · National Real Estate Exam transfer-title
In a jurisdiction using a 'Race' recording statute, Owner sells to A on Monday and B on Tuesday. Neither A nor B has notice of the other.
If B records on Wednesday and A records on Thursday, who holds title?
- Buyer A
- The Original Owner
- The first party to occupy the property
- Buyer B
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