Title insurance for the owner of property, rather than a lienholder.
A title insurance policy which covers the owner of the property from title defects and other flaws which were not apparent at the time of the purchase.
A policy of title insurance usually insuring an owner of real estate against loss occasioned by certain defects in, liens against, or unmarketability of the owner's title.
A policy of title insurance usually insuring an owner of real estate against loss occasioned by defects in, liens against or other conditions rendering the owner's title to the property unmarketable.
The Owner's Title Insurance policy is a contractual undertaking by the title company to indemnify a buyer against loss or damage resulting from defects or problems relating to the ownership of real property or from the enforcement of liens that exist against it.
An insurance policy, paid for by the borrower, that protects the owner of the property against claims against the property that were not discovered during the title examination.
An insurance policy protecting the buyer for the amount of the purchase price in the event of a future title dispute.
an insurance policy, usually issued by a title insurance company, that protects buyers against errors or disputes in the title to the property. The cost is usually based on the value of the property. see also Title Insurance; Lender's Title Insurance Policy
A policy of Title Insurance for the buyer insuring the full purchase price of the property. The owner's policy usually contains an inflation endorsement automatically increasing the coverage each year to keep up with inflation, up to a maximum of 150% of the original policy amount. The insurance premium is paid at settlement, and the coverage continues forever.