Title Insurance: Protecting Your Homeownership Rights
When it comes to insurance, most of us are familiar with the common types such as auto insurance, health insurance, and homeowners insurance. However, there is one type of insurance that you may not be familiar with, especially if you are a first-time homebuyer – Title Insurance.
So, what exactly is Title Insurance? In simple terms, the title is your legal right to own your home, and Title Insurance is designed to protect you from any challenges to that ownership. You might be wondering, “But don’t all the paperwork and title search ensure the security of my title?” While the closing process and a thorough title search do provide some level of protection, they cannot safeguard you against hidden problems with your title.
Title Insurance covers you against various issues that may arise, such as fraud, clerical errors, undisclosed judgments, or liens from previous owners. If any of these problems arise, Owners Title Insurance will cover all legal fees associated with defending your property rights. The best part is that this coverage lasts for as long as you or your heirs own the home. Unlike other types of insurance that require monthly payments, Title Insurance protects your biggest investment with just a one-time fee.
We understand that the home buying process can be overwhelming, with numerous decisions to make. That’s why Trident Land Transfer is here to help. As the market’s premier title insurance agency, we can provide you with expert guidance and ensure that your rights to your property are protected.
Your home should be a sanctuary where you can relax and enjoy watching your family grow and thrive. With Title Insurance from Trident Land Transfer, you can have peace of mind knowing that your homeownership rights are safeguarded.
To learn more about Title Insurance and how it can protect you, reach out to your Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Fox and Roach agent. We are here to assist you throughout the home buying process.
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