Property Ownership
A homeowner in Maryland sells their property subject to a deed of trust. The deed of trust is an example of what type of encumbrance?
AAn easement
BA lien✓ Correct
CA license
DA covenant
Explanation
A deed of trust (or mortgage) is a financial lien — a type of encumbrance that gives the lender a security interest in the property as collateral for the loan.
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