Escrow & Title
In Virginia, the priority of liens on a property is generally determined by:
AThe amount of the lien
BThe date and time of recording, except for special statutory priorities✓ Correct
CThe type of lien only
DVREB priority rules
Explanation
Virginia uses the 'first in time, first in right' recording principle. Liens are generally prioritized by recording date and time, except for special priorities such as real estate taxes and certain HOA liens.
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