Escrow & Title
A Texas 'abstract of title' is:
AA summary of current property taxes owed
BA chronological summary of all recorded instruments affecting title to a property✓ Correct
CA report on the property's current fair market value
DA list of all prior owners' names only
Explanation
An abstract of title is a compiled, chronological summary of all recorded documents in the public records that affect the title to a specific parcel of land. Historically, attorneys in Texas would examine abstracts and issue title opinions. Today, title insurance companies typically perform the title examination.
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