Escrow & Title
In Washington, an 'endorsement' to a title insurance policy is:
AThe title company's signature on the deed
BAn addition to the policy that modifies or expands coverage for specific risks✓ Correct
CThe county's approval of the title search
DThe lender's approval of the title insurance company
Explanation
A title insurance endorsement modifies the base policy to add, remove, or clarify coverage for specific risks. Common endorsements include survey endorsements, zoning endorsements, and environmental lien endorsements.
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