Title insurance protects your investment and property rights against covered legal claims over ownership of your home. An owner's policy is a one-time fee near 0.5% of the purchase price and covers you for as long as you own the home. Here are answers to common questions.
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About 20% of homebuyers each year skip owner's title insurance, leaving their equity exposed to hidden problems like tax liens, forged signatures, recording errors, and missing heirs. A one-time owner's policy protects your property rights against these threats.
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Title insurance protects homebuyers by defending your ownership rights against title problems like liens, easements, use restrictions, and bankruptcy claims. Whether buying or refinancing, an owner's policy covers you legally and financially for as long as you own the home.
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Owner's title insurance protects your ownership rights and equity from hidden defects like forgery, fraud, unpaid liens, and unknown heirs. For a one-time fee of about 0.5% of the purchase price, it covers you and your heirs for as long as you own the home.
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Title insurance is a policy that protects owners and lenders from financial loss caused by title defects such as liens, forgeries, filing errors, or undisclosed heirs. An owner's policy is paid once and lasts as long as you own the home.
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