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When you buy a home, you’re not just purchasing four walls and a roof—you’re investing in your financial future. But what if someone claims rights to your property after closing? What if an undiscovered issue with your title arises? That’s where title insurance steps in. And now, Midtown Law is making sure you get the best protection available.
While the standard policy has long been sufficient for most homebuyers, the Enhanced Coverage provides more protection for slightly increased one-time costs. If you’re buying a home, it’s important to understand why this matters and how it impacts you.
Title insurance is a one-time purchase at closing that protects homeowners against defects, liens, or claims against their property title. Unlike homeowner’s insurance, which covers physical damages to a home, title insurance safeguards against ownership disputes, fraud, and other legal issues tied to the home’s history.
Historically, the industry standard has been to order the Standard Owner’s Title Insurance Policy, which covers recorded liens, ownership disputes, and title defects. However, the “Enhanced” Homeowners Owner’s Title Insurance Policy, an upgrade available to purchasers of single-family residences in platted subdivisions, offers significantly more coverage, ensuring homeowners are better protected in an unpredictable world.
Here’s what makes the Enhanced Policy a smart investment and the best option:
The Enhanced Owner’s Policy covers significantly more than the standard policy. Here’s a quick comparison:
Title insurance isn’t just paperwork—it’s your financial safety net. Buying a home is one of the biggest investments you’ll make, and Midtown Law believes every homeowner deserves the best protection available. That’s why we strongly recommend the Enhanced Homeowners Title Insurance Policy whenever available.
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