Property Ownership
In Iowa, 'color of title' refers to:
AA valid and marketable title
BAn apparently valid title that is actually defective✓ Correct
CA title held by a person of color under fair housing laws
DA title obtained through adverse possession
Explanation
Color of title refers to a claim of ownership based on a written instrument (deed) that appears valid on its face but is actually defective due to some legal infirmity. It is relevant in adverse possession claims.
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