Escrow & Title
What is an 'owner's affidavit' in a Delaware closing?
AA sworn statement by the owner confirming no unrecorded liens, judgments, or other encumbrances affecting the property✓ Correct
BA sworn statement confirming the property's physical condition
CA statement that the owner is the true purchaser of the property
DAn affidavit confirming the owner's residency for tax purposes
Explanation
An owner's affidavit (no-lien affidavit or owner's gap affidavit) is a sworn statement by the seller confirming there are no unrecorded liens, disputes, or encumbrances that could affect title — used by the title company to issue clear title insurance.
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