TRUE/FALSEBecause title insurance companies insure against risks regarding “good title”, they will usually issue a policy regardless of possible problems to the title.
Multiple Choice: Drop-down box Under Alabama law, except in…
Multiple Choice: Drop-down box Under Alabama law, except in cases of emergency or unless it is impracticable to do so, the landlord shall give the tenant at least day(s) notice of the landlord’s intent to enter and may enter only at reasonable times.
TRUE/FALSEThe length of time for all title searches requires…
TRUE/FALSEThe length of time for all title searches requires that chain of title be established for a minimum of 50 years.
Multiple ChoiceAn amendment to a title insurance policy that…
Multiple ChoiceAn amendment to a title insurance policy that modifies existing coverage or adds special coverage to the policy is known as a(n):
TRUE/FALSEA lease typically involves both property law and c…
TRUE/FALSEA lease typically involves both property law and contract law.
This is a Multiple Answer type question. Please choose EACH…
This is a Multiple Answer type question. Please choose EACH correct response. Which of the following are true statements regarding ALTA?
Multiple ChoiceThe presumption of law that charges a purchas…
Multiple ChoiceThe presumption of law that charges a purchaser with the responsibility of learning about all title matters that would result from an inspection of the property or an examination of the public real property records is known as:
TRUE/FALSELoan policies, obtained primarily to protect the l…
TRUE/FALSELoan policies, obtained primarily to protect the lender, require a more stringent title search than an owner’s policy.
TRUE/FALSEParalegals are often involved in the preparation a…
TRUE/FALSEParalegals are often involved in the preparation and review of leases.
Multiple Choice – Dropdown box A bona fide purchaser is a pe…
Multiple Choice – Dropdown box A bona fide purchaser is a person who purchases property in for valuable consideration without notice of any claim to or interest in the property by any other party.