Title insurance protects lenders and homebuyers from financial loss due to defects in a property title, such as outstanding lawsuits and liens.
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When you take out a mortgage, one part of your closing costs will be title insurance. The premium is a one-time charge, and the policy protects the lender. You also can purchase owner’s title insurance to protect yourself, but it’s not required. Here’s what you need to know about what title insurance: What it covers, how much it costs and whether you should buy it. Title insurance is a policy that covers third-party claims on a property that don’t show up in the initial title search and arise after a real estate closing. A third party i ...