Escrow & Title
A Vermont 'abstract of title' is:
AA brief summary of the property's physical description only
BA chronological summary of all recorded instruments affecting title to a property, compiled from town land records✓ Correct
CThe deed itself
DA title insurance policy
Explanation
An abstract of title is a historical compilation of all recorded documents (deeds, mortgages, liens, easements, judgments) that affect a property's title, drawn from the town clerk's records. Vermont attorneys review the abstract to issue a title opinion before closing.
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