Escrow & Title
A Michigan title search reveals a mechanic's lien filed 6 months ago. This lien must be:
AIgnored if more than 90 days old
BResolved before or at closing✓ Correct
CAutomatically released upon recording the deed
DAssumed by the buyer
Explanation
Mechanic's liens (construction liens in Michigan) are encumbrances that must be resolved before or at closing to deliver clear, marketable title to the buyer. The buyer should not accept title subject to unpaid liens.
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