Which of the following is NOT among the types of information you can learn from reviewing a Title?

• A. Mortgage terms
• B. Legal description
• C. Applicable interests
• D. Owner names

Answer: (B)

When you review a Title, you can identify who owns the property and what is registered against it. You’ll see the owner’s name and any registered charges or interests, such as mortgages and easements, tied to that title. These elements show the encumbrances and rights affecting the property.

The item that isn’t obtained from reviewing a Title in this context is the legal description. The legal description is the formal textual way the property is identified and is usually obtained from other documents like the deed or a survey plan, not from the Title record itself. The title will note who owns the property and what interests or charges exist, but the detailed legal description is checked through separate documentation.