A complete historical summary of all recorded documents affecting the title of a property is known as

A title report is a document prepared by a title company that outlines the findings of a title search. While it includes information about the property’s title, it does not provide a complete historical summary like an abstract of title, focusing instead on the current status and any potential issues.

A certificate of title is a document issued by a government authority that certifies the ownership of a property. It confirms that the title is valid but does not provide the historical details and comprehensive documentation found in an abstract of title, making it less comprehensive for historical analysis.

A title binder is a preliminary document that outlines the terms and conditions of a title insurance policy before it is issued. It serves as a temporary insuring agreement but does not function as a historical summary of the recorded documents affecting the title, unlike an abstract of title.