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STANDARD OWNERS POLICY STANDARD LENDERS COVERAGE EXTENDED LENDERS COVERAGE This is only a brief outline of the important policy features. Please be aware that coverage features are subject to change. The policies explain in detail the rights and obligations of the Insured and the Company. Old Republic strongly recommends that consumers confer with their title insurer as underwriting requirements vary among companies and further, obtain guidance and advice from qualified professionals, including attorneys specializing in Real Property, Trusts and/or Title Insurance as to which coverage is most suitable to the needs of the consumer (11.4.14 SM) Someone else owns a record interest in your title A Document is not property signed, acknowledged or delivered Forgery, fraud, duress, incompetency, incapacity or impersonation Defective recording of a document or errors in public record Unmarketability of title Lack of a right of access to and from the land Construction Lien protection Forced removal of the residential structure - encroachments Liens by the homeowner's association Others have rights arising out of leases, contracts or options Easement not shown of public record Taxes and assessments that are not shown as existing liens Subdivision law violations Restrictive covenant violations Enhanced access coverage Location of the land on a map Exercise of mineral rights x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x COMPARISON OF TITLE INSURANCE COVERAGE twitter.com/OldRepTitle

Transcript of Oregon Comparison of Title Insurance - ortconline.com · Defective recording of a document or...

STANDARDOWNERS POLICY

STANDARD LENDERS

COVERAGE

EXTENDEDLENDERS

COVERAGE

This is only a brief outline of the important policy features. Please be aware that coverage features are subject to change. The policies explain in detail the rights and obligations of the Insured and the Company.

Old Republic strongly recommends that consumers confer with their title insurer as underwriting requirements vary among companies and further, obtain guidance and advice from qualified professionals, including attorneys specializing in Real Property, Trusts and/or Title Insurance as to which coverage is most suitable to the needs of the consumer

(11.4.14 SM)

Someone else owns a record interest in your title

A Document is not property signed, acknowledged or delivered

Forgery, fraud, duress, incompetency, incapacity or impersonation

Defective recording of a document or errors in public record

Unmarketability of title

Lack of a right of access to and from the land

Construction Lien protection

Forced removal of the residential structure - encroachments

Liens by the homeowner's association

Others have rights arising out of leases, contracts or options

Easement not shown of public record

Taxes and assessments that are not shown as existing liens

Subdivision law violations

Restrictive covenant violations

Enhanced access coverage

Location of the land on a map

Exercise of mineral rights

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COMPARISON OF TITLE INSURANCE COVERAGE

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