Escrow & Title
What is a 'quiet title action'?
AA court proceeding to determine and declare the rightful owner of a property and remove any adverse claims or clouds on title✓ Correct
BAn action to prevent loud neighbors
CA proceeding to lower property taxes
DAn action to convert a rental property to owner-occupied
Explanation
A quiet title action is a lawsuit filed in court to establish legal ownership and clear title by removing adverse claims, clouds, or disputed interests. The court's judgment 'quiets' any competing claims to the title.
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