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What is title insurance?

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What is title insurance?

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Title insurance protects the borrower and the lender from title mistakes. A title search ensures the seller owns the property being financed and there are no hidden liens on the property. Return to the top of page.

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Title Insurance is a policy issued to lenders or buyers to protect any losses because of a dispute over the ownership of a piece of property.

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It is insurance that protects against loss if a covered defect is found on your title. Many of these problems might not be discovered in a routine title search.

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It is a policy provided by the title company guaranteeing the accuracy of the title work done on your home at the time of purchase. As a buyer, you are required to purchase a lenders policy of title insurance as part of your standard closing costs, which only protects the mortgage company. You may also choose to purchase an owners policy, which would protect you against any loss in the event of any legal issues relating to the title of your home. The owner’s policy is optional BUT recommended.

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– A title is the evidence or right which a person has to the ownership and possession of land. A defect in that title can be legal right held by someone other than the owner to claim property or to make demands on the owner of that property. Title insurance is a contract to protect an owner against losses arising through defects in the title to real estate owned. If the title is insurable, the company guarantees the owner against loss due to any defect in title or expenses in legal defense of the title pursuant to the terms of the policy.

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