Wednesday, August 26, 2015

Part 2: There are two basic kinds of Title Insurance

  1. Owners coverage
  2. Lenders, or mortgagee, protection
Owners title insurance ordinarily is issued in the amount of the real estate purchase and lasts as long as the insured, or his/hers heirs have an interest in the property. 

The amount of lenders title insurance decreases and eventually disappears as the loan is paid off. Most lenders require title insurance as security for their investment in real estate, just as they may require fire insurance and other types of coverage. 

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