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CLTA Policy

Escrow
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Common Ways To Hold Title
Direct deeding is useful
Escrow is open
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Learn about contingencies
Prepare for Escrow closing
Prorations it pertains to rent
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Real property vs. personal property
Real Estate Mathematics
The hidden cost of closing
Utility bills and escrow
escrow agents have to report?
Walk Through Inspection
 
Title
1031 reverse exchange
1031- Avoid capital gains tax
ALTA Policy
CLTA Policy
Community property tates
Creating a trust
Clouds on a title
Do condos need title insurance?
Deed
Deed of Reconveyance
Dealing with boundary disputes
Easements
Exceptions in title insurance
How much is title insurance?
Lis Pendens
Mortgages vs. deeds of trust
Not married? Joint tenants?
Proposed zoning change
Preliminary Title Report
Quitclaim deeds
Statement of Opinion
Title Insurance
Title insurance and builders
Your closing date-Who chooses?
Why you should have title insurance
Who pays for what Fees in Escrow

This policy is called standard policy. The standard policy of title insurance covers matters of record, as well as specified risks not of record, such as

-forgery
-lack of capacity of grantor
-undisclosed spousal interest
-failure of delivery of a prior deed
-federal estate tax liens
-deed of corporation whose charter expired
-deeds of an agent whose capacity has terminated


Excluded from coverage by a standard policy of title insurance are

-defects known by the insured and disclosed to the title insurer
-zoning
-mining claims
-taxes and assessments that are not yet liens
-easements and liens not a mater of record (such as prescriptive easements and right to a mechanic's lien.)
- right of parties in possession (unrecorded deeds, leases, options, etc.)
-matters not a mater of record that would be disclosed by checking the property (such as encroachments)
-matters that would be revealed by a correct survey
-water rights
- reservation in government patents.