Escrow & Title
In a preliminary title report for an Alaska property, Schedule B exceptions typically include:
AThe purchase price and loan amount
BEasements, encumbrances, and conditions that will NOT be covered by the policy✓ Correct
CThe names of all previous property owners
DA list of outstanding liens that will be paid at closing
Explanation
Schedule B of a title insurance policy or commitment lists exceptions — matters that are not covered by the policy, such as existing easements, mineral rights reservations, CC&Rs, and other recorded encumbrances that affect the title.
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