Escrow & Title
A NH buyer who discovers after closing that the seller had a judgment lien not disclosed before closing can turn to their:
AThe seller's broker's E&O insurance
BTheir owner's title insurance policy, which covers this pre-existing undisclosed lien✓ Correct
COnly the NH Housing Finance Authority
DOnly a civil lawsuit against the seller
Explanation
An owner's title insurance policy covers pre-existing title defects including undisclosed judgment liens. The title insurer steps in to clear the lien or compensate the insured owner for the covered loss.
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