Escrow & Title
An 'endorsement' added to an Arizona title insurance policy provides:
AA discount on the premium
BAdditional coverage for specific risks beyond the standard policy coverage✓ Correct
CExtended coverage for existing defects
DA guarantee that no future title problems will arise
Explanation
Title insurance endorsements add coverage for specific risks or concerns not covered by the standard policy—such as variable rate mortgages (ARM endorsement), access, survey, zoning, or environmental lien endorsements.
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