Escrow & Title
A 'chain of title' in Montana refers to:
AThe sequence of property ownership transfers recorded in public records from the original grant to the current owner✓ Correct
BThe lien priority order on a property
CThe list of all mortgages on a property
DThe sequence of appraisals performed on a property
Explanation
The chain of title is the chronological sequence of property ownership recorded in public records from the original conveyance (often a government patent) to the current owner. A clear chain of title is essential for marketable title.
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