Guardian Title Company, Inc. has provided reliable title information for Blanco County for over 25 years. We are committed to providing our customers with the highest level of professionalism in title and escrow services. Our experience, in conjunction with local ownership, provides you with unequaled service.
Guardian Title's team includes experienced individuals who understand the changing needs of today's real estate market, and everyone at Guardian Title Company, Inc. is committed to finding more ways to say "Yes, we can!".If you are buying or selling real property, refinancing your present loan, obtaining a new loan, remodeling or building a new home or securing a home equity loan, we would like to be YOUR title company!
Guardian Title's team includes experienced individuals who understand the changing needs of today's real estate market, and everyone at Guardian Title Company, Inc. is committed to finding more ways to say "Yes, we can!".If you are buying or selling real property, refinancing your present loan, obtaining a new loan, remodeling or building a new home or securing a home equity loan, we would like to be YOUR title company!
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Now that you have decided to buy a home, what happens between now and the time you can become the legal owner?
First, your loan application will have to be approved.
In doing this, the lender will include a credit check on you and require an appraisal and survey of the property.
Legal papers will be prepared for you (and the seller) to sign.
This will include a new deed, note and mortgage.
The title to the property will be checked to determine what debts are owed against the property and who is the legal owner.
First, your loan application will have to be approved.
In doing this, the lender will include a credit check on you and require an appraisal and survey of the property.
Legal papers will be prepared for you (and the seller) to sign.
This will include a new deed, note and mortgage.
The title to the property will be checked to determine what debts are owed against the property and who is the legal owner.
A title is the right to ownership and possession of home or property.
It is possible that someone other than the owner has a legal right to the property.
If that right can be established, this person can claim the property outright or make demands on the owner as to its use.
Any number of problems that remain undisclosed after even the most careful search of public records can make a title defective.
You may not learn of these hidden defects for many months or years.
Title insurance is the application of the general principles of insurance to real estate titles.
It is possible that someone other than the owner has a legal right to the property.
If that right can be established, this person can claim the property outright or make demands on the owner as to its use.
Any number of problems that remain undisclosed after even the most careful search of public records can make a title defective.
You may not learn of these hidden defects for many months or years.
Title insurance is the application of the general principles of insurance to real estate titles.
Title insurance protects you and your lender if someone challenges your title to your property because of title defects that were unknown when you bought the policy.
Most lending institutions will not loan money to purchase a house or other property unless you buy a Loan Policy of Title Insurance.
This policy protects the lender's investment by paying the mortgage (loan amount) if a title defect voids your title.
When you buy a house, the title company also issues an owner's policy, unless you reject it in writing.
Most lending institutions will not loan money to purchase a house or other property unless you buy a Loan Policy of Title Insurance.
This policy protects the lender's investment by paying the mortgage (loan amount) if a title defect voids your title.
When you buy a house, the title company also issues an owner's policy, unless you reject it in writing.
A Commitment for title insurance is an Underwriter's offer to issue a title policy to the proposed insured upon payment of the premium and other charges due, subject to the exceptions and requirements in Schedule "B" and Schedule "C" and subject to the Policy's Conditions and Stipulations.
In order for the Commitment to be valid, the proposed insured's name and the policy amount must be shown in Schedule "A", and an authorized representative must countersign the jacket.
The Commitment expires ninety (90) days from the effective date of the Commitment.
In order for the Commitment to be valid, the proposed insured's name and the policy amount must be shown in Schedule "A", and an authorized representative must countersign the jacket.
The Commitment expires ninety (90) days from the effective date of the Commitment.
A survey is a geographical description of the boundary of a particular piece of property.
It gives the dimensions and acreage of the property being bought or sold and provides a tangible representation of the property.
Surveys are done in order to produce a reliable, current description of the property in question.
Many times a title company will request that a survey be completed because doubts about the legal description of the property may have arisen during search and examination of record-title.
It gives the dimensions and acreage of the property being bought or sold and provides a tangible representation of the property.
Surveys are done in order to produce a reliable, current description of the property in question.
Many times a title company will request that a survey be completed because doubts about the legal description of the property may have arisen during search and examination of record-title.
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