The answer is yes and no. Yes to the lender’s policy; no to the owner’s policy. If you obtained title insurance when you purchased your home, that owner’s policy remains in effect for as long as you or your heirs own the home, regardless of any loans you have on the property. The owner’s…
Position Summary Our Title Administrator works closely with Buyers, Sellers, Real Estate Agents and Lenders to assemble information to handle closing and title insurance. Responsibilities could include: Entering Title Orders into system and obtain all necessary documentation from applicable parties to process the transaction. Scheduling closing and communicate information to all involved parties to complete…
Title Agent/Sales: River Valley Title Group is seeking candidates for the position of Title Insurance Agent and Real Estate Closer to represent the company based out of our Onalaska office. This position requires the ability to develop business relationships with mortgage lenders and Realtors, process title orders and facilitate mortgage closings. Banking or real estate…
Title insurance is something most home owners have heard of, or even purchased. But many aren’t quite sure what it is and how it works, leading to a lot of misconceptions. Following are the top ten myths about title insurance—and the truth behind those myths. Myth: Title insurance covers only the bank or lender….
Closing on your first home can be overwhelming. Not only is it a huge financial step, it also comes with a mountain of paperwork and even more costs when it’s finally time to close. Most buyers (even on their second or third home) forget about the closing costs they’ll need to have in addition to…