Escrow & Title (alternative)
In Maryland, 'constructive notice' of an instrument affecting real estate is achieved by:
AMailing a copy to adjacent neighbors
BRecording the instrument in the county land records✓ Correct
CFiling with MREC
DPosting notice on the property
Explanation
Recording an instrument (deed, mortgage, easement) in the county Circuit Court land records provides constructive notice to the world, meaning all subsequent purchasers are deemed to know of its existence.
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