You find a house, make an offer, get to closing and pop the champagne. Next week you find out the house is no longer yours. This happens more than you think. Below you’ll find 7 examples of how this could happen and the best way to protect yourself from losing your home.
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It’s easy. When you’re at your closing appointment you’ll be offered title insurance policies. It could be owner’s and/or homeowner’s. This is what protects you from losing your money and covers the costs while you fight to claim the rights and deed for the home you just purchased. It’s a one time fee and you cannot buy a policy after the documents are signed, so it is up to you to choose if you want protection in case something like above goes wrong.
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