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Reading Your Preliminary Title Report Without a Law Degree

Liens, easements, and exceptions -- what actually matters in the title report your escrow officer sends you, and what's just boilerplate.

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Marcus Webb
Title & Escrow Specialist, Clearhouse
·September 4, 2026

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