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

A title report is a document that outlines the current status of a property’s title, including any liens or encumbrances. However, it does not provide a complete historical summary like an abstract of title does. Instead, it focuses on the present condition of the title, making it different from the comprehensive nature of an abstract.

A certificate of title is an official document issued by a title company or government authority that certifies the current legal owner of a property. While it confirms ownership, it does not provide the historical background or the complete record of documents that an abstract of title does.

A title binder is a temporary document that outlines the terms of the title insurance policy before the policy is finalized. It serves as a preliminary assurance of title insurance coverage but does not include a historical summary of recorded documents affecting the property's title.