Title Insurance: Why Do You Need It?
Real estate has always been considered man's most valuable asset. And because
it such an important factor in society, it is granted unique treatment under the
law.
Your title to real estate encompasses ownership, use and possession of the
land and it is the duty of the title insurance company to make sure that all of
those rights and interests are clear and protected.
There is little question that the greatest financial investment in life is
one involving the purchase and/or finance of real estate. The assurances and protection
offered by title insurance is essential in keeping that investment free from capital
loss.
Most forms of insurance provide financial protection against some unforeseen,
future event through pooling of risks. The purpose of title insurance, on the
other hand, is to eliminate risks from defects in title that happened in the past
by discovering and disclosing those defects. By undertaking a search and an examination
of the appropriate public records by highly trained professionals at Southland
Title, they minimize the chances of adverse claims.
But even the most diligent search cannot discover certain hidden defects in
title which are not apparent in the public record - including forgeries in earlier
transactions,k previous unrecognized rights, undisclosed heirs or errors in the
public record.
That is why Title Insurance plays such an important part in risk elimination
and in adding the emotional and financial stability to your decision. It stands
to reason that the organization entrusted with the necessary search, examination
and insurance of your title transaction should not only be experts in title underwriting,
but should also present financial position of sufficient stature to carry the
ultimate security and strength through its policy. That is why we recommend using
Southland Title. They are such an organization. Their organization is similar
to Park Regency Realty. Small enough to appreciate you, large enough to properly
serve you, and sound enough to protect your interest.
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