Usually in a regular contract the seller covers a basic title policy for the buyer but special endorsements added to the policy are the expense of the buyer.Anything is pretty much negotiable.

As a follow up, what do you think are specific endorsements one should get in additional to basic insurance and how much would be a reasonable amount to cover to.Thanks.

After reading about the requirements for earning this license, I'm still a little confused about the requirement to be sponsored by a licensed designated broker.If I am working alone, not joining a firm, does that mean I need to form a legal entity and then file to endorse myself as the firm's designated broker?

No relationship between any of it.Not that I endorse any of the above.

You can also just punch in "SEC Attorney" into the search window and check out a few people's past endorsements to zero in on someone that fits your ticket.

John Doe & Jane Smith so they both have to endorse to cash!

I'll have to bookmark this page to get back to a few of the professionals here when I need help on our multifamily acquisitions in Texas this year.I don't have any referrals in the space you're looking for but in general, when searching, you can also just punch in "YOUR CITY or AREA" plus "ATTORNEY" into the search window above and check out a few bios and people's past endorsements to zero in on someone that fits your ticket.

Title All Endorsements - 140Title closing/Escrow 700Title Lender policy - 633Title Survey - 400Title Courier - 100

@Alice LawrenceI don't have any referrals in the space you're looking for but you can just punch in "YOUR CITY or AREA" plus "ATTORNEY" into the search window above and check out a few bios and people's past endorsements to zero in on someone that fits your ticket.

@Kathy CardonaI don't have any referrals in the space you're looking for but you can just punch in "YOUR CITY or AREA" plus "ATTORNEY" into the search window above and check out a few people's past endorsements to zero in on someone that fits your ticket.