Escrow & Title
What is an 'ALTA extended coverage' title insurance policy compared to a standard policy?
AA policy that costs less and covers fewer risks
BA policy providing broader coverage, including risks not shown in public records such as survey issues, encroachments, and some off-record matters✓ Correct
CA policy only available for commercial properties
DA policy issued only by the state of Rhode Island
Explanation
An ALTA (American Land Title Association) extended coverage policy provides broader protection than a standard title policy, covering risks that may not appear in public records, such as encroachments, survey issues, and some matters not recorded in land records.
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