Escrow & Title
A Wisconsin buyer who wants protection against title defects not discovered during the title search should obtain:
AA home warranty
BOwner's title insurance✓ Correct
CAn extended survey
DA building inspection
Explanation
Owner's title insurance protects the buyer against financial losses from title defects, including many hidden defects that a thorough title search might not reveal.
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