Escrow & Title
In Arizona, 'constructive notice' is provided by:
AA verbal announcement at a neighborhood meeting
BRecording documents in the county recorder's office, which gives legal notice to all persons of the recorded interest, even if they haven't actually seen the document✓ Correct
CPublishing a notice in a newspaper of general circulation
DPosting signs on the property boundary
Explanation
Constructive notice is provided by the public recording system—recording a deed, mortgage, lien, or other instrument in the county recorder's office gives legal notice to the entire world. Anyone who purchases or lends against the property is charged with knowledge of all recorded documents, whether or not they actually searched the records.
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