Escrow & Title
A Wisconsin 'certificate of title' opinion is prepared by an attorney and:
AIs the same as title insurance
BRepresents the attorney's professional opinion of the state of title based on a title search, but is not insurance✓ Correct
CGuarantees clear title
DIs required before any title insurance can be issued
Explanation
A certificate of title is an attorney's written opinion regarding the state of title; it reflects professional judgment but does not indemnify against losses the way title insurance does.
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