Escrow & Title
In Texas, who determines the marketability of title in a real estate transaction?
ATREC
BThe title company through its title examination and commitment✓ Correct
CThe listing broker
DThe county appraisal district
Explanation
In Texas, the title company examines the chain of title through public records and issues a title commitment setting out what coverage will be provided, what must be cleared, and what exceptions apply. This process determines whether title is marketable and insurable. The buyer and lender rely on this examination.
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