Escrow & Title
A 'gap period' in Florida title insurance refers to the time between:
AThe listing date and the contract date
BThe date of the title search and the date the deed is recorded — during which new liens could be filed✓ Correct
CThe buyer's loan application and loan approval
DContract signing and inspection
Explanation
The gap period in title insurance is the time between the last date of the title search (update) and the date the new deed is recorded. New liens (e.
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