Escrow & Title
A release of lien in Arizona is used to:
ACreate a new lien on the property
BRemove a satisfied lien from the property's title record✓ Correct
CTransfer a lien to another property
DReduce the amount of a lien
Explanation
A lien release (reconveyance or release of lien) is recorded when a debt is paid off, removing the lien from the public record and clearing the title. For deeds of trust, this is accomplished through a full reconveyance deed.
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