Definitions for "Insurable title"
Related Terms:
Title policy, Title insurance policy, Title insurance company, Owner's policy, Owner's title insurance, Title insurance, Owner's title policy, Owners policy, Title insurance binder, Title commitment, Title company, Title binder, Breach of warranty, Mortgagee policy, Exception, Exceptions, Approved attorney, Preliminary title report, Lender's policy, Warranty, Lender's title insurance, Unmarketable title, American land title association, Back title letter, Loss payee, Title report, Renter's insurance, First party insurance, Conditions, Loss payable clause, Personal property floater, Insurance binder, Loan policy, Mortgagee clause, Title examination, Other insurance, General warranty deed, Abandonment clause, Homeowners policy, Insured closing letter, Insurable interest, Nonadmitted insurer, Additional insured, Floater, Warrant, Specific insurance, Evidence of title, Preliminary report, Certificate of title, Warranty deed
A title which a title company will insure.
A land title which a title insurance company is willing to insure.
Title subject to a defect or claim which a title insurance company is willing to insure against. Compare, MARKETABLE TITLE.
The title to property which has been sufficiently reviewed by a title insurance company, such that they are willing to insure it as free and clear.
Ownership of land which a Title Insurance Company is willing to insure.
Homeowner property deed (title) for which a title company agrees to provide coverage.
Title to property that a company agrees to insure against defects and disputes.
A title that can be insured by a title insurance company.
Title that a title insurance company is willing to insure.
Title to real property that a title insurance company will insure. The company issues a title insurance policy as evidence of its insurance.
Title to a property that can be insured against defects and disputes.
A property title that a title insurance company agrees to insure against defects and disputes.
A property title which an insurance company is willing to insure against possible claim