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What is a Title Defect?

What is a Title Defect?

What is a Title Defect? Before closing on a home, there are a million little details that have to be sorted through - beyond what color to repaint the guest bathroom. With each of these details...

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Understanding Title Commitments

Understanding Title Commitments

Understanding Title Commitments Escrow accounts, title insurance, home inspections, title commitments, and more -- so many crucial aspects of purchasing a home! What do they all mean? How can you...

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Do I Need Title Insurance on a Refinance?

Do I Need Title Insurance on a Refinance?

Do I Need Title Insurance on a Refinance?When you purchase a home or refinance a current mortgage, your investment will have to undergo a title search to uncover any potential threats to the title....

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The Process of an Earnest Money Deposit

The Process of an Earnest Money Deposit

The Process of an Earnest Money DepositIt’s no secret to anyone hunting for a house that the market is hot right now and homes are selling in the blink of an eye! The combined shortage of available...

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Owner’s Policy vs. Lender’s Policy

Owner’s Policy vs. Lender’s Policy

Before understanding “owner’s policy vs. lender’s policy,” it’s important to first have a general understanding of title insurance. When someone buys or sells property, a record of the sale commonly known as the “Deed” is recorded in public records.

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What does it mean to be in escrow

What does it mean to be in escrow

What does it mean to be “in escrow?”The escrow process begins the moment the seller accepts an offer made on their property and ends when the buyer takes the property into his/her possession.

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