California Real Estate Practice Exam

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The opposite of marketable title can best be expressed as?

Cloud on title
Clear title
Warranty deed
Title insurance

The correct answer is: Cloud on title

A marketable title refers to a title without any claims, liens, or other defects that could potentially affect ownership. On the other hand, a cloud on title means that there is an issue or uncertainty with the ownership of the property, which makes it less marketable. Therefore, the opposite of marketable title is a cloud on title. Option B, Clear title, is incorrect because it is essentially the same as marketable title and does not express the opposite. Option C, Warranty deed, refers to a type of document used to transfer ownership and does not directly relate to the marketability of title. Option D, Title insurance, is a type of insurance that protects against any future claims or defects on the title, but it does not determine the current marketability of the title.