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Title insurance question
After reading several post on the subject I'm still a little confused, please help.
When buying property's from web base auction houses like HUBZU, they offer to split closing cost and they purchase title insurance for buyer, this saves said buyer money. (obviously they pick the closing attonery and title company) I'm confused why many people say to purchase the policy on your own, Why?
Im assuming that a title policy for the buyer is covering the buyer regardless of who actually hires the title company. Why am I sensing paranoia?
Thanks in advance for replies!
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First of all, HUBZU's closing coordination is worse than most REO's. Secondly, you don't save much money, and the biggest problem is they will often offer title insurance with "exceptions" to things usually covered....unrecorded code violations, water/utility bills, etc. It's still "title insurance" but doesn't cover a lot of little things that could costs more than the supposed savings of using their title co.s.