Which of the following is a component of a full title report?

• A. A survey
• B. An appraisal
• C. A mortgage statement
• D. An energy efficiency certificate

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is what information a full title report covers about the property’s status. A survey is included because the report aims to verify that the legal description matches the physical property and to uncover boundary issues that could affect marketable title. A current survey helps identify exact parcel boundaries, encroachments, easements, and setbacks, all of which are critical to ensuring there are no hidden title defects that could complicate transfer or insurance.

The other items relate to value, financing, or energy labeling rather than the title’s status. An appraisal assesses value, a mortgage statement relates to loan details, and an energy efficiency certificate provides energy-use information. They aren’t components of a title report, which is why a survey is the correct choice.