Jeff Maynor discusses the importance of title insurance and debunks common myths that many homeowners believe. He provides real-world examples, showing how title insurance can protect homeowners from unexpected issues like unrecorded liens, fraudulent property sales, and undiscovered heirs. Whether it’s for new construction or an existing home, title insurance is essential for long-term protection.
“Title insurance is a one-time fee that protects you as long as you own the property, regardless of what title issues may arise.”
Key Takeaways:
Title insurance protects against issues that may not appear in a public records search, like unrecorded liens and mortgages.
Lender’s title insurance only protects the lender, not the buyer.
Title insurance is a one-time fee paid at closing and lasts as long as you own the property.
Homeowners insurance does not cover title issues; title insurance is necessary for that.
New construction properties still need title insurance because the land has a previous ownership history.
Real-life examples show how costly it can be to go without title insurance.
Title insurance is often misunderstood, but as Jeff explains, it’s a crucial safety net for homeowners. From protecting against unrecorded liens and forgeries to covering the cost of legal disputes over property ownership, title insurance is an investment that can save you significant headaches in the future. Whether you’re buying a new construction home or an existing one, the risks are real—and only title insurance can fully protect you.
Contact Boundary Title today to learn how title insurance can safeguard your investment.
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