Property Ownership
In Delaware, which of the following creates a voluntary lien on real property?
AA judgment against the property owner
BA mortgage recorded by the lender✓ Correct
CUnpaid property taxes
DA mechanics' lien for unpaid construction work
Explanation
A voluntary lien is one that the property owner intentionally creates, such as a mortgage granted as security for a loan. Judgment liens, tax liens, and mechanics' liens are involuntary liens.
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