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FAQ

How Does a Title Insurance Policy Protect Against Claims?

If a claim is made against your insured title, The Company protects you by: (1) Defending your title, if necessary; and (2) Bearing the cost of settling the case, if it proves valid, in order to protect your title and maintain your possession of your property.
I paid a title insurance premium at closing, will I have an annual premium?

Unlike other forms of insurance, the original premium is your only cost as long as you or your heirs own the property. There are no annual payments to keep your Owner’s Title Insurance Policy in force.
Will You Get Clear Title?

It is of utmost importance that you receive clear title to the property when you purchase real estate. In order to do so, you must first be informed of any existing rights or claims that may, in the future, threaten your title and possession to the property. Title insurance provides you with this twofold protection.

Wire Fraud

Protect Your Money from Wire Fraud Schemes When Buying a Home
To help raise awareness about wire fraud, ALTA created a 2-minute video that provides four tips on how consumers can protect their money and offers advice on what to do if they have been targeted by a scam. ALTA members are encouraged to link to this video from their website, include in email or share on social media.

How Wire Fraud Starts
Criminals begin the wire fraud process way before the attempted theft occurs. Most often, they begin with a common social engineering technique called phishing. This can take the form of email messages, website forms or phone calls to fraudulently obtain private information. Through seemingly innocuous communication, criminals trick users into inputting their information or clicking a link that allows hackers to steal login and password information.

Examples of Fraudulent Emails
Check out a few examples of the types of email you may receive from criminals attempting to steal funds for a real estate transaction.

Home Closing 101

The Closing Process:

What to Expect- Purchasing a home is a great investment. The closing, or settlement as it’s called in some states, is one of the most important parts of the process.
Closing Checklist - Here’s a list of actions to prepare for your closing and the items to bring with you.
Closing Costs Explained - There are costs associated with purchasing a home. Check out a sample Closing Disclosure, which outlines terms and costs of your transaction. Here’s a review of many of the common fees.

Protect Your Property Rights - Make sure you purchase an owner’s title insurance policy to protect your property rights. Find out how for a one-time fee an owner’s policy can protect your important property rights for as long as you or your heirs own the property. Also, learn about common and real-life title problems that could impact your property rights.

Protect Your Money - Buying and selling a home is an exciting time, but there can be pitfalls for unsuspecting consumers. You should be aware that criminals use wire fraud schemes to steal money meant for home purchases or the proceeds from the sale of the property. Criminals often begin the wire fraud process by using email messages, website forms, or phone calls to steal your email login and password information.