These QIs are usually subsidiaries of the title underwriter.  

Amazon has several books on LLC's and using a "holding company" with subsidiaries for asset protection, such as:http://www.amazon.com/How-Limited-Liability-Compan...Also with respect to an LLC's capitalization - I might have a $20,000 mobile home on land in an LLC that I rent.  

We established subsidiary LLCs in each state we operate in owned by our primary LLC.Our partnership agreement governs the way our primary LLC operates and since the subsidiary LLC are under the primary LLC, our partnership agreement also includes them.There are a lot of attorneys here on BP who will no doubt be able to put together a partnership agreement for you quickly.Good luck!

Any thing said is random drivel and should be ignored by anyone on planet Earth or it's subsidiaries (Depending on how long things stick around).

Bloody hell mate, those guys have a license to steal haha jokesssSpending a fortune on legals now trying to get all ducks in row for 3 different subsidiaries we have going on.

Llc transfered to a wholly owned subsidiary of another company. 

If it's a large subsidiary of the parent corp.

Yum brands subsidiary (not all stores nationwide but say a few states)3.

The way I view that would be a company that manages purchase and sale of investments (XYZ investments), which is a wholly owned subsidiary of XYZ Holdings. 

Mainline financial companies like The Hartford Ins, Newyork Ins, Fidelity & Vanguard all have subsidiaries or departments that perform this function.