A deed that states there is a conveyance of interest, if any, is the:

• A. Quitclaim deed
• B. Warranty deed
• C. Special warranty deed
• D. Grant deed

Answer: (A)

This wording focuses on transferring whatever interest the grantor has, with no promises about title. That is exactly what a quitclaim deed does: it conveys the interest, if any, without granting warranties about the quality or existence of the title. The other deed types include covenants or guarantees about the title, such as full protection against defects or assurances tied to the grantor’s period of ownership, which this phrase does not express. So the instrument described matches a quitclaim deed, often used to clear up clouds on title or transfer interests between family members, rather than to guarantee clear title to a buyer.