Question

question 6
5 points
constructive notice is
properly recording documents in the public record.
when someone has been given the information and actually knows it.
real estate taxes and special liens.
unrecorded liens.
clear selection

Explanation:

To determine the correct answer, we analyze each option:

• The first option: Constructive notice in real estate (and legal contexts) often relates to properly recording documents in public records, as this provides notice to the public.
• The second option describes "actual notice" (knowing information directly), not constructive.
• The third option is about real estate taxes/liens, not constructive notice.
• The fourth option (unrecorded liens) is not constructive notice (constructive notice is tied to recorded/public info).

So the correct option is the one about properly recording documents in the public record.

Answer:

A. properly recording documents in the public record.