What is a Home Title? |
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Title is a record of property ownership, in A title search closely examines the title and looks for any liens that may exist against the property. All liens must be paid at closing. In addition, a title search will reveal any recorded legal rights to the property. For example, the previous homeowner may have given legal rights to a child, sibling, or friend. What's more, a city or town may have legal rights to a property, in which city construction or re-zoning is permitted. Anyone can challenge a homeowner's legal right to a property. Worse, a title search could have missed a recorded lien on the property. In any case, real estate titles include title insurance, which serves as a protection to property owners. If title problems arise, the title company defends the title in court and pays all covered expenses. Trackback(0)
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