We
offer all you need for buying a home in one place including
title and escrow services. Our title and escrow services are
provided by Commonwealth Title and Escrow, LLC.
Commonwealth Title Offers:
- Real Estate Settlements
- Title Insurance
- Mobile Closings
- Notary Services
- After-hour and weekend closings
Tidewater Commonwealth Title and Escrow currently
offers a wide variety of services with a single goal in mind:
To make your home closing process smooth and hassle free.
Our service providers pride themselves on friendly,
professional, and courteous service that is second to none.
We are more than willing to go that extra mile for you, our
valued client, by offering closings after-hours or on weekends.
Following is a list of FAQs about title insurance.
If you are interested or have a specific question, please
contact us.
What Is Title Insurance?
Title Insurance is an insured
declaration of your ownership rights to the property you are
purchasing. Title insurance is required in order to obtain
a loan for mortgage on your house. It must cover the total
amount of the loan. The title insurance documents will describe
your property in detail and will state what, if any, limitations
that are existent in purchasing the property. For a one time
fee, the title insurance company will set an agreement with
you that states that you will be reimbursed for the amount
of the policy for any loss that occurs due to anything that
happened before you set up the policy.
What Risk Is Protected by Title Insurance?
You
will be protected against:
- Any type of Fraud
- Invalid (or Forged) Documents
- Any heirs to the property that were not foretold
- Invalid divorce
- Marital status misrepresentation
- Clerical errors in public records
- Signatures of minors or anyone not competent to sign
- Incorrect surveying of the property
- Deeds carried out under misleading power of attorney
- And More
How Do I Buy Title Insurance?
You will be offered title insurance at your settlement.
The one-time fee will be included in the payment made at closing.
You will also have to sign papers to document that you are
purchasing the policy. This insurance will be valid for the
life of the title owner(s) and will be transferred to his/her
heirs if they become deceased.
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