Frequently Asked Questions
Title insurance protects against potential issues with the title of your property, ensuring your ownership rights are secure.
A title search involves examining public records to verify the legal ownership of a property and identify any liens or claims against it.
Title searches can uncover issues such as unpaid taxes, outstanding mortgages, or easements that could affect the property’s ownership.
Lender’s title insurance protects the lender’s investment in your property, ensuring their lien position is secure.
An Owner’s Policy protects your ownership rights, while a Lender’s Policy protects the lender’s interests. Both provide comprehensive protection.
Some issues, such as undisclosed heirs or forgery, may not be apparent from public records alone. Title insurance covers these hidden risks.
Title insurance offers financial protection and legal defense against covered title defects and hidden risks.
The process can vary but typically takes a few weeks to complete, depending on the complexity of the transaction.
Yes, we specialize in creative finance transactions and can assist you in structuring deals that meet your unique needs.
Note: Some states regulate and prohibit certain creative financing strategies. Please check with the Real Estate Commission in your state as well as real estate government regulations.
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