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The title company was paid for insurance and they should kick in to pay the lien. That is their job.
I believe in most cases, basic insurance from the title company only covers liens recorded as of the time of closing. If there was an unrecorded lien, you usually have to have extended or expanded coverage to have them cover that. That's why, for new construction or remodels especially, no one should ever close without expanded title insurance.
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