Which document would most likely include language limiting warranties to a specific period of ownership?

The choice related to limiting warranties to a specific period of ownership is a Special Warranty Deed. This type of deed provides a warranty that the grantor will only defend the title against defects that arose during their ownership of the property, thus limiting the responsibility for any potential title issues that may have originated before their period of ownership. In essence, it assures the grantee that the property has not been encumbered or affected by the grantor's actions but does not extend beyond that specific timeframe.

In contrast, a Lease Agreement typically defines the terms and conditions of renting a property and may not address warranties regarding ownership or title. A Quitclaim Deed transfers any interest the grantor may have in the property without providing warranties or guarantees, which does not specifically limit warranties to a period of ownership. A Promissory Note serves as a financial agreement to repay a debt and does not pertain to property ownership warranties. Thus, the Special Warranty Deed is clearly the most relevant document in this context.