In a situation where Alex inherited property with Kent, what is true once Kent deeds the property to Alex?

When Kent deeds the property to Alex, the transaction is effectively transferring ownership from one party to another. Once the deed is executed and delivered, Alex becomes the true owner of the property. This means that Alex has the legal authority to manage, sell, or deal with the property as he sees fit.

Once the property is deeded, the sale can proceed without needing further consent from Kent. Kent has already completed the transfer of interest in the property by executing the deed. The new ownership status grants Alex the full rights he needs to move forward with any decisions regarding the property, including selling it.

While the involvement of minors in property transactions often comes with certain restrictions, in this scenario, if Alex is of legal age or the deed has transferred ownership properly, the property transaction moves forward without any complications. Involvement or consent from Kent is no longer necessary at this point since the title has transferred to Alex. Thus, the correct answer reflects the outcome of the deed process and the resulting rights of ownership that Alex obtains.