Escrow & Title
In NC, which standard exception in a title insurance policy is typically NOT covered without a survey?
ARecorded mortgages
BMatters that a current accurate survey would disclose (encroachments, boundary disputes)✓ Correct
CMechanics' liens recorded before closing
DJudgment liens on record
Explanation
Standard title insurance policies typically exclude coverage for matters that an accurate survey would reveal — such as encroachments and boundary issues. Getting a current survey can remove this exception.
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