What is title insurance and why do I need it?

Title insurance protects property buyers and mortgage lenders against problems or defects with a title. If a title disagreement comes up, the title insurer might be held accountable for paying specific legal damages, depending on the policy. Issuing title insurance is a two-part process. First, the title insurance provider analyzes records to ensure there aren’t any hidden beneficiaries to the property, overdue taxes, pending legal action, errors, fraud, or other issues with the deed. The title needs to be clean, confirming that the owner truly does own the property and is allowed to sell it or borrow against it.

What kinds of real estate transactions does Alliance First manage?

We manage residential and commercial refinancing and we buy transactions. We can accept refinance transactions in every state besides Texas. We will accept purchase transactions in any of our 34 licensed states and the District of Columbia.

How is Alliance First Title set apart from other title companies?

Our experience, our state-of-the-art technology, and our desire to be the best in the business gives us a huge edge over other companies. The majority of our team has been collaborating with each other for over 6 years now, closing numerous transactions every month all over the country. We’re proud to have the most advanced technology in the title industry. Our software provides the client with total transparency throughout the process. Clients can see up to the minute statuses on their transactions and all of the files related to the transaction, in addition to all of the correspondence.

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