Escrow & Title
A Wisconsin 'endorsement' to a title insurance policy provides:
AAdditional coverage beyond the standard policy for specific risks identified by the insured or lender✓ Correct
BA reduction in the title insurance premium
CAutomatic extension of the policy period
DCoverage for future liens placed on the property
Explanation
Title insurance endorsements add specific coverage for identified risks not covered under the standard policy — such as zoning, access, mechanic's liens, or survey issues.
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