Escrow & Title
What is a 'certificate of title' in Delaware real estate?
AThe same as a title insurance policy
BAn attorney's written opinion confirming the state of title to a property based on a title examination✓ Correct
CA DMV document for titled personal property
DA certificate issued by the county recorder confirming deed recording
Explanation
A certificate of title (or title opinion) is a written statement by an attorney confirming the state of the property's title based on examination of the public records — identifying the owner, any encumbrances, and whether the title is marketable.
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