Escrow & Title
An 'ALTA' title insurance policy provides broader coverage than a standard policy because it includes coverage for:
AEnvironmental contamination on the property
BSurvey matters, access rights, and other risks not covered in standard policies✓ Correct
CPhysical damage to the structure
DFuture zoning changes affecting the property
Explanation
ALTA (American Land Title Association) policies provide extended coverage over standard policies, including protections for survey matters, access, mineral rights, violations of building restrictions, and other matters not covered in the standard policy.
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