As I stated in the previous blog, I am defining words that involve real estate and closing transactions for purchasing or refinancing a property. We know that buying and/or refinancing a house can be a very hard and confusing process. That’s why people like us, at My Title Direct, a title insurance company, like to inform you the consumer.
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We have defined many of the words that are involved in the real estate and closing transactions when purchasing or refinancing a property.
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This is a continuation of the Why Lenders Require Title Insurance When Refinancing Your Home Part I article that talked about why lenders require a title insurance policy during a refinance. We also spoke about why you would pay another premium for a lenders insurance policy if you already purchased one, why lenders typically require a lenders title Insurance policy, and about the life term of a lenders title insurance policy.
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With rates dropping through the floor, many people have been motivated to refinance their homes. The lower rate may save them a tremendous amount of money throughout the life of the loan, but the refinancer should also expect to pay the lender all of the typical closing costs that are normally tied to any new loan. This includes service fees, points, title insurance protection (otherwise known as title insurance policies) and other expenses.
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It is very important that you don’t rush into naming ownership, as this is a very important part of your life and of how to manage your investment in buying Real Property.
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This important question is one that real property purchasers ask their real estate, escrow and title insurance professionals every day. Unfortunately, these professionals may identify the many methods of owning property, but they may not recommend a specific form of ownership, as doing so would constitute practicing law and that’s against the law.
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