Escrow & Title
What is a lien release in Ohio real estate?
AA reduction in lien amount
BA document filed by a lienholder releasing their claim against the property✓ Correct
CA court order eliminating all liens
DA title insurance payment
Explanation
A lien release is a document filed by the lienholder (creditor) with the county recorder acknowledging that the debt has been paid and releasing their claim against the property. Lenders file mortgage satisfactions/releases; contractors file lien releases after payment.
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