Category Archives: Title Insurance Issues

Can’t Miss Title Conference

title conference logosJoin me in Orlando on Feb 7 for the Land Title Compliance and Technology Conference.

This is not just another industry conference.  It is an educational event offering title agents real world “how to” instructions as it pertains to navigating today’s technology and regulatory compliance landscape.  Our guests will learn by receiving real world solutions presented by panels of their peers, each moderated by a subject matter expert from our industry.  Special guest speakers from underwriters, lenders, and agents will provide additional insight as it pertains to technology & compliance- each from their own unique perspectives.

Conference guests will be eligible to receive a minimum of 3 hours CE  credits for the states of: NJ, PA, OH, VA, and FL (pending final approval). Learntitle is working continuously on adding additional states to the offering.

As an added bonus, our guests will be able to enjoy all the amenities of our venue, the Hilton Orlando Resort.  With onsite executive golf, luxury spa, waterpark, 2 lazy rivers, and shuttle service to Sea World, Universal Orlando, and Walt Disney World, there is no better way to spend a weekend in February.   Folks from up North are already excited to escape the snow and bring the family!

The conference will conclude with a sponsored cocktail hour, hors d’oeuvres, and an open bar; the perfect location for networking and generating new business!

Hope to see you there

Bankruptcy and Foreclosure Issues in Title

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Description

If homeowners hold title to real property while under the protection of the Bankruptcy Court or are going through a foreclosure process and are looking to sell or refinance their property, certain underwriting requirements must be met in order to insure the transaction. This course discusses the issues surrounding bankruptcy and foreclosures and the relationship they have to title insurance

Closing Protection Letters Are NOT Insurance Against Mortgage Fraud | Mortgage News | Daily National and State Headlines

Interesting Article from the Mortgage Professional website:

You are about to wire closing funds to the table, into the hands of a lawyer, title agent or escrow company employee you have never met before, but no worries because you have a Closing Protection Letter CPL right? Wrong.Take a good look at the language in this warranty letter. The majority of CPLs insure against two events: 1 Outright theft of the mortgage proceeds, and 2 Any other event that impairs the invalidity or unenforceability of the lien of the mortgage.

via Closing Protection Letters Are NOT Insurance Against Mortgage Fraud | Mortgage News | Daily National and State Headlines.