Title Insurance

It Put Us On the Map...All Over It

Americans have the future in mind when they build a house, and they purchase homeowner’s insurance to help protect that future. But with home ownership comes the need to protect the property against the past, as well as the future.

Each successive owner brings the possibility of title challenges to the property. Title insurance protects a policyholder against challenges to rightful ownership of real property, challenges that arise from circumstances of past ownerships.

When you purchase real property, rely on Fidelity National Title to protect your interests. You’ll be insured by the leading title company in the U.S., backed by more than 160 years of successful title operations.

Title Insurance Protects Your Assets

Title insurance gives you the assurance that possible clouds on title to the property you are purchasing and developing - which can be discovered from the public records - have been called to your attention that such defects can be corrected before you buy. Additionally, it is insurance that if any undiscovered claims covered by your policy arise out of the past to threaten your ownership of real estate, it will be disposed of, or you will be reimbursed exactly as your title insurance policy provides.

Only One Premium

Unlike other forms of insurance, the original premium is your only cost as long as you or your heirs own the property. There are no annual payments to keep your Owner's Title Insurance Policy in force.

Rely On Fidelity National Title To Protect Your Investment

Every owner, purchaser and beneficiary, whether by a deed or contract, should have an insured title. The entire investment depends upon the quality of title. If you are buying real estate mortgages, you are paying for a good title and you should see that you have one. If either fire insurance or title insurance is omitted, your security is not complete.

Our title policy protects you against unforeseen defects in title that would not be revealed by an abstract, the public records or an attorney’s opinion.

Whether this is your first home or fiftieth real estate investment, always protect your property with Fidelity National Title.