Florida Real Estate Exam Practice 2026 – Complete Study Resource

A Special Warranty Deed differs from a General Warranty Deed because it only applies to the time the grantor owned the property, rather than guaranteeing clear title forever like a General Warranty Deed. Option A is incorrect because a Special Warranty Deed does offer some protection, just not as much as a General Warranty Deed. Option C is incorrect because, as mentioned, a General Warranty Deed guarantees clear title forever, while a Special Warranty Deed only guarantees it for the time the grantor owned the property. Option D is incorrect because both Special Warranty Deeds and General Warranty Deeds can be transferred.