The transfer of real property must include:

This means:

• A valid deed: The transfer of real property must be documented by a valid deed. A deed is a legal instrument that conveys the ownership of property from one party to another.

• Delivery and acceptance of the deed: For the transfer to be complete, the deed must be delivered to the grantee (the person receiving the property) and accepted by them. This demonstrates the intention to transfer the property and the grantee’s acceptance of the transfer.

Recording of the deed is not required for the transfer of property to be legally effective, but it is important for providing public notice of the new ownership and protecting the grantee's rights against future claims.