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Title insurance is not a just closing cost, it is the keystone to real estate ownership (opens the original)
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Before a buyer gets the keys to a property, there is a question more important than interest rates, inspection findings or the appraisal’s value: does the seller actually have the legal right to convey what is being sold? That question can sound abstract, until something goes wrong. I once had a client under contract to purchase a property only to discover during the title search that someone had publicly recorded a deed transferring the property from the seller to another individual. The deed w
Title insurance is not a just closing cost, it is the keystone to real estate ownership (opens the original)
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Before a buyer gets the keys to a property, there is a question more important than interest rates, inspection findings or the appraisal’s value: does the seller actually have the legal right to convey what is being sold? That question can sound abstract, until something goes wrong. I once had a client under contract to purchase a property only to discover during the title search that someone had publicly recorded a deed transferring the property from the seller to another individual. The deed w
Title insurance is not a just closing cost, it is the keystone to real estate ownership (opens the original)
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Before a buyer gets the keys to a property, there is a question more important than interest rates, inspection findings or the appraisal’s value: does the seller actually have the legal right to convey what is being sold? That question can sound abstract, until something goes wrong. I once had a client under contract to purchase a property only to discover during the title search that someone had publicly recorded a deed transferring the property from the seller to another individual. The deed w
Title insurance is not a just closing cost, it is the keystone to real estate ownership (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Before a buyer gets the keys to a property, there is a question more important than interest rates, inspection findings or the appraisal’s value: does the seller actually have the legal right to convey what is being sold? That question can sound abstract, until something goes wrong. I once had a client under contract to purchase a property only to discover during the title search that someone had publicly recorded a deed transferring the property from the seller to another individual. The deed w
The latest shifts in Colorado homeowners insurance (opens the original)
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Colorado is famous for unpredictable weather. Whether it’s sunshine after a snowstorm, or quarter-sized hail on a clear day. Thus, it is no surprise that over the last month there have been both hail alerts and fire warnings, and with them, a reminder of the importance of protection against the unexpected: insurance. Insurance has become an even greater consideration as risks and premiums have grown over recent years. Colorado homeowners are facing some of the steepest insurance increases in the
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