@Tom Gimer, I understand that, I think the closing attorney did something wrong in this case. Like I said, I have no issue of paying for the premium and when I closed the property, the title has no issues, I think the title issue came after the closing was done. If that’s the case, if the title insurance offer me a commitment to provide a policy, should I have the right to buy it? If there’s an issue with the title, I know my attorney won’t allow it to be closed with a warranty deed. (The only thing I see in the closing statement is the title company agree to issue a title policy with the exception of what a survey may review). Well Tom, thanks for your help I appreciated, I had already contacted the closing attorney and the title insurance in which they both stated that Tuesday they will have an answer for me. If it’s not an answer I want to hear then attorney is my next route. It’s just so unnecessary because I didn’t do anything wrong. ( I didn’t reject the title policy, I even verified prior to closing,) anyhow, things happen for us so we can grow right!
