Escrow & Title
A Missouri buyer discovers after closing that their neighbor claims an easement over the property not disclosed in the title search. The buyer should:
AAccept the easement since they bought the property
BFile an owner's title insurance claim if the easement was not disclosed and is covered✓ Correct
CFile a complaint with MREC
DWait to see if the neighbor exercises the easement
Explanation
If an undisclosed easement was not excepted in the title insurance policy, the buyer should file a claim with their title insurance company. The insurer will investigate and may pay damages or defend title.
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