Yes, because it is a document affecting real property.
Yes, but only if the transaction involves a single-family residence.
No, the law explicitly exempts a deed of reconveyance from the thumbprint requirement.
No, thumbprints are only required for Powers of Attorney.
Correct Answer
C. No, the law explicitly exempts a deed of reconveyance from the thumbprint requirement.
Detailed Explanation
Thumbprint exemptions. According to Gov. Code section 8206(a)(2)(G), while deeds affecting real property generally require a thumbprint, this paragraph explicitly states it shall NOT apply to a trustee's deed resulting from a decree of foreclosure, a nonjudicial foreclosure, nor to a deed of reconveyance.
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