Escrow & Title
Which of the following title defects would MOST likely be covered by a Texas owner's title insurance policy?
AMatters the buyer knew about before closing
BZoning ordinances and government regulations
CA forged deed in the chain of title discovered after closing✓ Correct
DEnvironmental contamination on the property
Explanation
Title insurance covers hidden risks in the chain of title, such as forgery, fraud, missing heirs, and errors in public records. Known matters and governmental regulations are typically excluded.
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