Contracts
A Virginia real estate contract requires the seller to provide clear title at closing. Which of the following would constitute a cloud on title?
AA current property tax payment
BAn unresolved mechanic's lien from a prior contractor✓ Correct
CA recorded deed of trust being paid on schedule
DA valid easement disclosed in the listing
Explanation
An unresolved mechanic's lien is a cloud on title because it creates doubt about the seller's ability to convey clear title. It must be resolved before or at closing.
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