Escrow & Title
In Louisiana, a 'tax certificat' (tax certificate) obtained at closing verifies that:
AThe property qualifies for the homestead exemption
BAll property taxes due on the property are current or discloses the amount of any delinquent taxes that must be paid✓ Correct
CThe property is properly zoned for its use
DThe title has been examined by a qualified attorney
Explanation
A tax certificate (or tax search) obtained from the parish tax collector verifies whether any property taxes are delinquent. Outstanding tax liens must generally be paid at closing to convey clear title to the buyer.
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