Property Ownership
In Missouri, the term 'encumbrance' refers to any:
AType of deed
BClaim, lien, charge, or liability attached to real property that may affect its value or transfer✓ Correct
CEnvironmental hazard
DType of lease agreement
Explanation
An encumbrance is anything that burdens or limits the title to property, including liens (mortgage, tax), non-financial encumbrances (easements, deed restrictions), and encroachments.
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