What does the title plant primarily store?

• A. Records of Public Property Transactions
• B. Copies of Public Records
• C. Property Tax Assessments
• D. Maps and Plats

Answer: (B)

A title plant is a private database used by title insurers that stores copies of public records related to real property to speed the title search. Its primary content is copies of the recorded public records—deeds, mortgages, assignments, liens, judgments, lis pendens, releases, and similar documents—collected from county recorders and public offices. This repository makes it easy to verify the chain of title and any encumbrances without repeatedly visiting multiple offices. Property tax assessments aren’t the primary focus, as they’re valuations rather than title documents, and maps and plats are included but not the main item. So the best answer is copies of public records.