In 2014, Granny executed a deed conveying property to herself and brother as joint tenants with right of survivorship. The deed contained a blank space above Granny's signature and no property description. The lot and block number were, however, written on the deed below Granny's signature and the acknowledgement. The deed was recorded. A "Schedule A," which included a metes and bounds description, was found in the files of the law firm that prepared the deed. Six years later, Granny executed another deed, this time selling the property to Zee, while reserving a life estate. Granny died last year. Who owns the property?

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