Title Insurance

Insurance that protects the holder from financial loss resulting from defects in title to real estate. The most prominent form of title insurance is lender’s title insurance, which usually must be obtained to secure a mortgage, however owner’s title insurance does exist as well. Whereas lender’s insurance is usually paid for by the buyer, owner’s title insurance is paid for by seller.

The purpose of title insurance is to protect both real estate owners and lenders against potential damage or loss due to defects in title. These defects include claims of ownership by another party, fraud of title documents, unidentified liens, or outstanding litigation against the property. Contrary to other forms of insurance that protect against future events, title insurance protects against events that have happened before obtaining ownership of the property. Title insurance protects up to the extent of the policy holder’s interest in the property.

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