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Updated over 1 year ago on . Most recent reply

What to do when the seller doesn’t have insurance
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@Ismail Sogbaike
Your mixing two different insurances
She appears to be saying the property is not insured from damage.
Your contract is in regards to title insurance which is clear title
The title company will determine that and typically the seller pays for the title policy and if you get a loan you pay for the lenders policy. Some states it may also be split.
But to reiterate your talking apples and oranges
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