Escrow & Title
If a Kentucky title search reveals an outstanding mechanic's lien on a property, the buyer should:
AIgnore it because it will expire after closing
BRequire the lien to be satisfied before or at closing✓ Correct
CAccept it as part of the purchase price
DReport it to KREC
Explanation
An outstanding mechanic's lien is an encumbrance that must be satisfied (paid off or released) before or at closing to convey clear title to the buyer.
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