"Subject to" Title Insurance??? - Posted by Robby_ATL

Real Estate Investing
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Posted by Terry (Houston) on July 12, 2001 at 21:04:22:

There has been a lot of discussion to this topic. You might try the “Search” feature.

The way I do it is I have an agent here who does commercial policies. He has no problems understanding trust’s.

I had to train him on what I was doing but he has no problem with it.

Don’t ask me how many I trained to get to this point.

I do cancel the owners policy and make mine a non-owner occupied. Actually my agent handles all of the paperwork.

That is how I do mine. There are other ways.

Best of luck.

Terry

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“Subject to” Title Insurance??? - Posted by Robby_ATL

Posted by Robby_ATL on July 12, 2001 at 20:27:53:

Will a insurance company issue title insurance on a “subject to” deal?

Thanks

Robby_ATL

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OOPPSSS - Posted by Terry (Houston)

Posted by Terry (Houston) on July 12, 2001 at 23:11:48:

Didn’t read the word TITLE.

My daughter was taking me away. Sorry bou the botton post.

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Re: “Subject to” Title Insurance??? - Posted by Todd (OH)

Posted by Todd (OH) on July 12, 2001 at 21:18:41:

Yes. All the title company is insuring is that title passed correctly from one owner to the next. “Correctly” means according to “title” law, which includes whoever signs the deed doing so of their own free will.