Escrow & Title
In NC, a 'release deed' (deed of release or satisfaction of mortgage) removes which encumbrance from a property's title?
AA zoning restriction
BA paid-off deed of trust or mortgage lien✓ Correct
CA recorded judgment
DAn easement
Explanation
A deed of release or cancellation of deed of trust removes a paid-off mortgage or deed of trust lien from the property's title, clearing that encumbrance from the public record.
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