Escrow & Title
A Wisconsin title search examines the chain of title to identify:
AThe current market value of the property
BAny defects, liens, easements, or encumbrances affecting ownership✓ Correct
CThe property tax assessment
DThe zoning classification
Explanation
A title search reviews the historical record of ownership and encumbrances to identify any defects, liens, easements, or claims that could affect clear title.
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