Real estate buyers should consider title insurance when buying new property. As a requirement of your mortgage, you might be required to have title insurance - what's called a lender's policy.
Regardless of your situation, you have options when it comes to purchasing title insurance. Making the right decision is crucial because the right title company can keep your title in good standing, and prevent future problems.
There are plenty of title companies that can provide a variety of these essential services. A thorough and experienced real estate lawyer and title company will first provide a deep search of public records for any potential issues with the title. After that, they’ll offer insurance that will cover certain types of issues that could potentially arise in the future.
Here’s what you should ask your title company:
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Real Estate Title,
Title,
Title Insurance
Fees are an often misunderstood aspect of closing on a real estate purchase. There are a lot of various items that factor into the overall cost, and it can be difficult to keep track of everything that is included.
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Nashville Real Estate,
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Real Estate Title,
Title,
Title Insurance
Title insurance is an important consideration when buying a new piece of real estate. Perhaps you will be required to purchase title insurance by your lender as a stipulation in your financing — what’s known as a lender’s policy. Or maybe you’ve decided to invest in an owner’s policy to protect you moving forward (or both).
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Nashville Real Estate,
Nashville Real Estate Law,
Real Estate Lawyer,
Real Estate Title,
Title,
Title Insurance
Many lenders are dropping their interest rates to entice prospective homeowners to hop into the market. This makes it a great time for renters who have been thinking about making their first purchase to start looking at properties.
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Buying A Home,
financing your house,
Nashville Real Estate,
Nashville Real Estate Attorney,
Real Estate Closing,
Real Estate Title,
Title,
Title Insurance
The process of handling high-end
residential closings is a bit of a tightrope act. There are a series of considerations that need to work together in order to successfully reach closing day. And each step along the way has the potential to present new problems.
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Nashville Real Estate,
Nashville Real Estate Attorney,
Real Estate Closing,
Real Estate Title
Real estate transactions are some of the biggest people will encounter in their lives. Both residential and commercial real estate carry a large price tag. This larger price means the agreements are usually much more intricate, which can leave either party open to potential vulnerabilities if great care is not taken throughout every step of the process.
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Nashville Real Estate,
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Real Estate Closing,
Real Estate Title
Closing on a property involves a large stack of documents. And while all of these documents are important to the process, there are a few that deserve particularly close attention.
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Nashville Real Estate,
Nashville Real Estate Attorney,
Real Estate Title,
Title,
Title Insurance
It feels like there’s insurance for everything these days. Title Insurance may seem like just another piece of legal minutia, but it’s actually a crucial part of buying property that can protect you from massive loss.
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Real Estate Attorney,
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Tennessee Real Estate Law
Sellers and buyers alike seem to have quite a few questions about the closing process. It's to be expected. There are a lot of documents and additional fees you're supposed to pay. But, how do you adequately prepare? Understanding the closing process and title fees will give you a better idea of how much you can expect to pay before you get the keys to your new property. We've answered some of the most common questions to help you plan for buying real estate in Tennessee.
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Real Estate Title,
Title,
Closing Process
Title insurance protects the buyer and lender from financial loss in the event of title defects. After the completion of a title search, buyers frequently purchase title insurance to protect them in the event a issue arises that threatens their ownership of the property. Unlike, other insurance policies, you pay for your title insurance once and usually during the closing process.
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Real Estate Title,
Title,
Underwriter,
Title Insurance
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