Escrow & Title
Vermont's 'abstract of title' is a:
ASummary of the property's tax history
BChronological summary of all documents affecting title, prepared by an abstractor or attorney✓ Correct
CTitle insurance commitment issued by the insurer
DSurvey showing property boundaries
Explanation
An abstract of title is a condensed historical summary of all documents (deeds, mortgages, easements, liens) that appear in the public land records and affect title to a specific parcel, prepared to assist the title examiner.
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