California Real Estate Practice Exam

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Extra protection for title problems on property conveyed by a warranty deed is provided by?

Title insurance
Home warranty
Property insurance
Escrow account

The correct answer is: Title insurance

Title insurance is the right answer because it provides protection for title problems on property conveyed by a warranty deed. This means that if there are any issues with the title of the property, the title insurance company will cover the costs of resolving them. Option B, home warranty, protects against repair or replacement costs for certain appliances and systems in a home. Option C, property insurance, covers damage or loss to the physical structure of the property. Option D, escrow account, is a financial arrangement where a third party holds and regulates payment of funds until the completion of a transaction. None of these options offer the same level of protection for title problems as title insurance does.