Escrow & Title
Vermont's 'homeowner's title insurance' is a one-time premium paid:
AAnnually like property insurance
BAt or before closing and provides coverage for as long as the policyholder or their heirs hold an interest in the property✓ Correct
CMonthly as part of the mortgage payment
DEvery 10 years for continued coverage
Explanation
Title insurance premiums are paid once at or before closing, and the owner's policy provides coverage for as long as the insured has an interest in the property — there are no ongoing premiums for continued protection.
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