Title and closing questions, answered.

Title insurance protects against certain covered ownership defects, liens or record issues that existed before the policy date. Coverage depends on the issued policy.

A lender commonly requires a loan policy. An owner’s policy is separate and protects the buyer’s ownership interest.

Timing varies by property, jurisdiction and complexity. Verified service standards will be published before launch.

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A search reviews public records and identifies matters affecting title. A policy insures against covered risks under its terms, conditions and exclusions.

It is a preliminary document describing proposed coverage, requirements and exceptions. It is not the final policy.

Open liens, recording errors, ownership questions or other requirements may prevent a clean transfer or lender approval.

Requirements vary, but often include approved identification and any instructed payment method. Confirm details directly with the closing team.

Costs depend on the property, loan, jurisdiction, services and applicable rates. A transaction-specific estimate is provided after review.

Website use does not create an attorney-client relationship. Any legal representation must be separately confirmed in writing.

Call a known, independently verified number and read back the account information. Never trust an emailed change without separate verification.

No. An order or service relationship begins only after an authorized representative confirms acceptance in writing.