Choose the one most appropriate answer for each.
-title in a legal sense only and without the usual rights of ownership
A)accepted form
B)assignment of rents
C)automatic form
D)bare title
E)beneficiary
F)deed of trust
G)default
H)foreclosure
I)junior claims
J)naked title
K)no statutory redemption
L)power of sale
M)public trustee
N)reconveyance deed
O)release deed
P)request for reconveyance
Q)trust
R)trustee
S)trustee's deed
T)trustor

Question

Choose the one most appropriate answer for each.
-title in a legal sense only and without the usual rights of ownership
A)accepted form
B)assignment of rents
C)automatic form
D)bare title
E)beneficiary
F)deed of trust
G)default
H)foreclosure
I)junior claims
J)naked title
K)no statutory redemption
L)power of sale
M)public trustee
N)reconveyance deed
O)release deed
P)request for reconveyance
Q)trust
R)trustee
S)trustee's deed
T)trustor

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Naked title, or bare title, refers to holding the title to a property without the usual rights of ownership, such as possession, use, and enjoyment.

Choose the One Most Appropriate Answer for Each