Escrow & Title
Owner's title insurance in Alaska protects:
AThe lender's security interest in the property
BThe buyer against title defects that arose before closing, including unknown liens and fraud✓ Correct
CThe seller against claims made after closing
DThe escrow agent against errors in closing calculations
Explanation
Owner's title insurance protects the buyer (property owner) against losses from title defects, unknown liens, fraud, errors in public records, or other covered title issues that arose prior to the policy date.
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