This quick and comprehensive video on title insurance provides a description of the types of title insurance out there, the obstacles coverage protects homeowners from, and answers to some common assumptions and questions we get about this topic.
There tends to be a lot of confusion over this term, but here’s the 411 on the quitclaim deed. Put simply, someone is quitting their claim on a property by relinquishing it over to someone else, including interest, but without representation or warrantees.
However, there are a few ways in which this can turn into a fraudulent situation. Watch this week’s video to find out how someone might be able to pull this off and how you can protect yourself and your property from falling victim this crime with the help of title insurance.
You can always contact Stiles Law by calling (781) 319-1900.
Come on down to 892 Plain Street in Marshfield, MA and join us at Shred Show 2021! It’s going to be a fun event with food trucks, games, good company, some free Stiles Law swag, and this year, a special Red Sox guest!
Saturday, May 8th from 1-4. Get that spring cleaning done with peace of mind that your personal information won’t end up in the wrong hands. Protect yourself from fraud and identity theft by watching your documents shred in front of your eyes.
The spring housing market is revving up… it’s time to sell! But where should you start?
There are many careful considerations in this process. Because every situation is unique and different, you want to be sure to surround yourself with professionals you can trust. In addition to your listing agent, you’ll want an attorney on your team to guide the legal parts of the process, particularly all the essential documents.
Mark has been using Calendly to connect with people who have questions about where to start. Truthfully, the first step is to strategize.
Visit calendly.com/mstiles to schedule a no commitment strategy call and talk it through so you can get the ball rolling.
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Often when people mention “title,” they’re referring to the chain of title—or the record of owners on the deed of a particular property dating back to the dawn of its time.
Sometimes there might be a situation in which multiple people are buying one property together, but not all of them are borrowers. So can you have an owner who is not a borrower along with an owner who is a borrower listed on the same deed?
Watch this week’s video to find out!
You can always contact Stiles Law by calling (781) 319-1900.
