Leslie and Mike Aaron, the sellers of Greenacre, and Tom Newsome, the buyer of

Greenacre, agreed (in a written real estate contract) that the Aarons would sell Greenacre

to Mr. Newsome for $150,000 cash. Mr. Newsome hired you to conduct the real estate

closing. You conducted a title examination and found a mortgage recorded in the official

records of Saint Lucie County (where Greenacre is located) in which the Aarons (the

mortgagors) borrowed $40,000 from Century Bank (the mortgagee). The mortgage was

dated September 28, 2005 and recorded on the same date.

The title examination also reveals a deed (dated July 2, 1999) transferring

title of Greenacre from Charles Howe, Leslie Aaron's father, to "Leslie Ann Howe, a single

woman." A deed (dated April 6, 2007) transferred title to Greenacre from "Leslie Aaron"

to "Leslie and Mike Aaron, as tenants by the entirety." There were no recorded documents

indicating the circumstances surrounding Ms. Aaron's change of name (although it is

presumed that her name changed when she married Mr. Aaron). Does the fact that Ms.

Aaron received title to Greenacre as Leslie Ann Howe and transferred title as Leslie Aaron

create cloud on (or defect in) the title to Greenacre? Explain your answer.