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What are the differences between a title company, a title agency and a title research company?
- July 11, 2017
- Posted by: U.S. Title Records
- Category: deed, deed of trust, Deed retrictions, Foreclosure, Full chain of title, Judment Liens, Lien and Title Search, mortgage lien, Online copy of deed, preliminary report vs. full chain of title, Preliminary title report, Preliminary title search, property deed, Property records, Property records search, PROPERTY TITLE SEARCH, Public property records, Real Estate, REO Auction Property, Tax auctions, Title companies, Title reports
No CommentsClients are often confused about what the differences are between a title company, a title agency and a title research company. A title company is essentially an insurance company. It underwrites and issues a title insurance policy to insure the purchaser of the policy against financial losses caused by defects to title that were not
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Will a city or county office accept a preliminary title report from U.S. Title Records in connection with a building permit application?
- June 25, 2017
- Posted by: U.S. Title Records
- Category: Lien and Title Search, Preliminary title report, Preliminary title search, Property records, Property records search, PROPERTY TITLE SEARCH, Title companies, Title reports, Uncategorized
We are often asked whether a city planning or zoning or other governmental entity office will accept a preliminary title report from U.S. Title Records in connection with a building permit or similar application because it can be more convenient and less expensive. The answer depends on the type of office, the specific requirements, and
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What is the difference between the Preliminary Title Report (Complete Records Package) and the Full Chain of Title Report?
- June 22, 2017
- Posted by: U.S. Title Records
- Category: deed, Deed retrictions, easements, Full chain of title, HOA, Lien and Title Search, Online copy of deed, preliminary report vs. full chain of title, Preliminary title search, property deed, Property records, Property records search, PROPERTY TITLE SEARCH, Public court records, Public property records, quit claim deed, Title companies, Title reports, utility easements
Clients ask this question regularly! In general, a preliminary title report reflects ownership, liens/encumbrances and other exceptions to title. That information is obtained from documents recorded against a given property address or the assessor’s parcel number (APN). It is important to note that all preliminary title reports, whether obtained through U.S. Title Records or a
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Lis pendens – Tax liens
- May 11, 2017
- Posted by: U.S. Title Records
- Category: PROPERTY TITLE SEARCH, Title companies
Question: Subject: Lis pendens – Tax liens I guess my big question is what I need to pay special attention to. When I view the report, I see the tax delinquencies, which fully aware of, and it looks like the only other big lien is the association lien for approx $2000, Plus it looks like the
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Judgment Liens Question
- April 25, 2017
- Posted by: U.S. Title Records
- Category: Judment Liens, Lien and Title Search, Title companies
Subject: Judgment Liens Question: I am trying to sell my property and the title company told me that I have a judgment lien that must be paid before the sale can close. I have not been sued so how this be true and how do I get rid of it? Help! Answer: Assuming the
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U.S. Title Records, what product/services your company provides.
- April 25, 2017
- Posted by: U.S. Title Records
- Category: Property records, Property records search, PROPERTY TITLE SEARCH, Real Estate, Title companies
Queston: Aaron T. C. Sr. Message: Hello I would like to get a clear understanding of the product/services your company provides. Does your company provide information on new homeowners if so how soon does your company obtain this information. I can be reached at anytime even today which is Saturday April 22ND, 2017.
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Understand the foreclosure process before you consider legal action
- December 31, 2014
- Posted by: U.S. Title Records
- Category: Foreclosure, Lien and Title Search, Property records, Real Estate, Title companies, Title conveyance, Title reports
Lyons v. Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Ofc., No. B256041 (California Court of Appeal, 12/03/2014) The California Court of Appeals affirmed the lower court’s decision to dismiss this case. Plaintiff Lyon claimed that inappropriate documents were recorded to execute the foreclosure proceedings on her condominium and filed suit against the Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s office and
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Establishing valid property title matters
- December 31, 2014
- Posted by: U.S. Title Records
- Category: Foreclosure, Full chain of title, Property records, Real Estate, Title companies
Fadili v. Deutsche Bank National Trust (United States First Circuit, 12/01/2014) In December 2014, the U.S. First Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the lower court’s decision in favor of Defendant Deutsche Bank National Trust. Plaintiff tried to stop foreclosure proceedings on the subject property, alleging that he held valid title to the property and not
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How to get a lost copy of property deed online
- December 16, 2014
- Posted by: U.S. Title Records
- Category: deed, deed of trust, Full chain of title, property deed, Property records, Property records search, PROPERTY TITLE SEARCH, Public property records, Real Estate, Title companies
How to perform a Deed Search Whether you are buying a new property as a home or an investment, it is important that you ensure you have all the available information concerning the deed to a property. Researching the history, chain of title and ownership for a home or property is a vital part of protecting
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How to perform your own title and lien search
- December 15, 2014
- Posted by: U.S. Title Records
- Category: Property records, Property records search, PROPERTY TITLE SEARCH, Title companies, Title conveyance, Title reports
How and Why To Carry Out A Preliminary Title and Lien Search When buying a new home or property you may be startled by the number of extra expenses that start getting added to the expense of the purchase. You full well expect to pay six or seven figures for the property and you