Escrow & Title
What is a 'cloud on title' in Nevada real estate?
AA title transferred during stormy weather conditions
BAny outstanding claim, encumbrance, or condition that makes title questionable and may prevent transfer of clear title✓ Correct
CA title held under a land trust
DA digital title record stored in the cloud
Explanation
A cloud on title is any condition in the public record that raises doubt about a property's ownership. Examples include unresolved liens, disputed boundary surveys, old mortgages not properly released, or conflicting deeds. Clearing a cloud on title may require legal action.
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