Property Ownership
A lis pendens recorded against a property notifies potential buyers that:
AThe property has passed a final title search
BThere is a pending lawsuit that may affect the title✓ Correct
CThe property is available for sale at public auction
DThe owner has declared bankruptcy
Explanation
A lis pendens ('suit pending') is a recorded notice that a lawsuit has been filed that may affect the property's title. It warns prospective buyers and lenders of the pending litigation.
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