Agency
In Arizona, 'inquiry notice' means that a person is:
ARequired to inquire about all recorded documents
BCharged with knowledge of facts they would have discovered by reasonable investigation of visible circumstances✓ Correct
CNotified in writing of title encumbrances
DObligated to contact the prior owner before purchase
Explanation
Inquiry notice arises when visible circumstances put a reasonable person on notice that further investigation is warranted—such as visible improvements or occupancy suggesting someone else's interest. Failure to investigate after inquiry notice can defeat a good faith purchaser defense.
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