Escrow & Title
In Kentucky, an attorney's opinion of title is based on:
AThe attorney's inspection of the physical property
BA review of the recorded documents in the chain of title✓ Correct
CThe appraiser's opinion of market value
DAn automated computerized title search only
Explanation
An attorney's opinion of title is based on a review of recorded documents in the public record (deeds, mortgages, liens, court records) that form the chain of title. The attorney examines the history of ownership and encumbrances to opine on the state of title.
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