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Carlsbad Relocation A to Z

Blog by Jeff Dowler
Encinitas, California

An informational source for people who are relocating, with a particular focus on moving to the Carlsbad area of North County San Diego (and nearby coastal communities), with advice, guidance and true stories to help you on your way and make it a great journey, from a REALTOR� with plenty of personal (4 major moves, most recently from Boston to Carlsbad, California) and professional relocation experience. Are you running into problems selling your home? Need to find a new one quickly? Never moved before and haven't a clue? You'll find some great tips on how to solve your relocation issues here. Or ask me a question any time and I'll share some solutions or tell you where to get more information. CA DRE License #01490977

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What is Title Insurance

Dec. 10, 2006
Categorized in: FAQs
Tagged with: title insurance

Title insurance is a somewhat confusing matter, and many people ask about it - "what is it" and "why do I need it" are the most frequent questions. This is especially true for new buyers, but many experienced buyers don't necessarily understand what title insurance is and why it is important.

Title insurance, simply, is a protection against lost resulting from problems with the title on your property (e.g., unknown heirs in the past). This is done by the title company by exploring the title (title search) and identifying and eliminating potential risks due to title defects before the policy is issued.

There are two types of title insurance pollicies - one for owners and one for the lender. Normally the lender requires title insurance, whereas the owner's policy is optional but highly recommended.

For more details, get the full story from an article by United Title on my website (the buyer and seller reports page). And feel fee to let me know if you have any questions.