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Title insurance is a policy that is issued by a Title Company insuring against any defects in the title. Unless the title is insured, homeowners/lenders cannot be sure that they will not suffer a loss through title disputes after buying or lending on real estate. If the title is ever defeated, title insurance reimburses owners/lenders for the amount of their loss up to the face value of the policy. Authorized Title & Escrow
Each title insurance policy that Authorized Title & Escrow issues is paid, in full, by the first premium for as long as the insured and/or heirs own the property.
The seller or borrower (when refinancing), pays for the cost of the title insurance, this fee is based on the sales/borrowed amount. The buyer is named as the insured in a sale, with the lender being named as insured when refinancing.
When an order is placed with Authorized Title & Escrow, a title search is performed in order to determine if there are any liens or encumbrances showing of record affecting the property. A preliminary title report also shows easements and rights of way of record that pertain to the property. A copy of the report is then provided to all interested parties. This report is the base that we use when issuing title insurance.
Title insurance protects the buyer/lender from suffering loss due to the following:
  • Documents executed under false, revoked or expired powers of attorney

  • False impersonations of the true landowner

  • Undisclosed heirs

  • Improperly recorded legal documents

  • Prescriptive rights (acquired through adverse possession), not appearing of record and not disclosed by a survey

  • Defective acknowledgments due to improper or expired notarization

  • Corporate franchise taxes as liens on corporate real estate assets

  • Gaps in the chain of title

  • Mistakes and omissions resulting in improper abstracting (chain of title)

  • Forged deeds, mortgages, wills, releases of mortgages and other instruments

  • Deeds by minors

  • Inadequate legal descriptions

  • Errors in tax records
For any other questions, please feel free to contact any of our qualified representatives.
 
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