Escrow & Title
Under Ohio law, a buyer who discovers a defect in title after closing that was not disclosed may pursue:
ANo remedy because the sale is final
BA claim against the title insurance company (if insured) or the seller (for breach of warranty)✓ Correct
COnly an ODREPL complaint
DA claim only against the listing agent
Explanation
If a title defect appears after closing, the buyer may file a claim with their title insurance company (if insured) or pursue a lawsuit against the seller for breach of the deed warranties (if a warranty deed was given).
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