Jan Parsons This was the second time we listed a home to sell with Jan. As before, we were not disappointed. She was always reachable for our questions, whether via phone, text or email. The selling process can be quite stressful, and it was especially so for us as we had lived in our home for 37 years, but Jan was always there to calm our nerves and assure us that everything would work out. We hope this is our last move, but should we have a home to sell again, Jan will certainly be our first call! We are very pleased with the representation we received from Jan. Thank you, Jan for your patience, knowledge and friendship.
Before offering to issue a title insurance policy, a title company will do a title search to learn whether there are any problems or limitations with the title. This search is done in an effort to minimize the risks of offering insurance. By minimizing the risks of claims being made, a title insurance company is able to offer its insurance policies for a relatively low, one-time fee. Problems such as deeds, wills, and/or trusts that contain improper vesting and incorrect names, outstanding mortgages, judgments, and tax liens, easements, or incorrect notary acknowledgments are generally found through the title search and usually can be cleared up before the closing on the property.
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Listing Data updated: December 29, 2024, 2:00 pm
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