Escrow & Title
Vermont's title examination typically confirms all EXCEPT:
AWho holds title and in what capacity
BLiens and encumbrances on the property
CWhether the property will increase in value after closing✓ Correct
DThe legal description and accuracy of the property boundaries
Explanation
A title examination confirms ownership, encumbrances, and the legal description of the property. It does not — and cannot — predict or guarantee future property values.
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