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Title Insurance Premiums

RATES FOR REFINANCES

Please review fees and important reminders in our seller’s closing guide prior to your settlement.

  • District of Columbia

    Lender’s Policy

    The lender’s policy is also known as a “loan policy” and is required for all transactions, purchases and refinances alike, since lenders must also protect against title related defects.

    A lender wants to ensure that the loan they are issuing is protected by title insurance and their investment is covered. A lender’s policy protects the mortgage holder (the institution that owns the mortgage).

    If there is a fault in title that results in a loss, the mortgage holder will be paid back. You will need to order a new lender’s policy to refinance your property.

    READ MORE: WHY LENDERS REQUIRE TITLE INSURANCE

    Refinance Policy
    (minimum premium $101)

    Amount of InsuranceCost FactorPlusOn Amount Over
    Up to $250k$2.70/$1k
    $250,001 to $500,000$675.00$2.34/$1k$250k
    $500,001 to $1 million$1,260.00$1.98/$1k$500k
    $1,000,001 to $5 million$2,250.00$1.62/$1k$1 million
    $5 million+$8,730.00$0.75/$1k$5 million

    NOTE: When calculating the cost of a policy, please keep in mind we use a tiered rate. So if the refinancing amount is $600k and a lender’stitle policy is purchased, the cost is calculated by multiplying:

    250 x $2.70 = $675
    250 x $2.34 = $585
    100 x $1.98 = $198
    Grand Total = $1,458
  • Maryland

    Lender’s Policy

    The lender’s policy is also known as a “loan policy” and is required for all transactions, purchases and refinances alike, since lenders must also protect against title related defects.

    A lender wants to ensure that the loan they are issuing is protected by title insurance and their investment is covered. A lender’s policy protects the mortgage holder (the institution that owns the mortgage).

    If there is a fault in title that results in a loss, the mortgage holder will be paid back. You will need to order a new lender’s policy to refinance your property.

    READ MORE: WHY LENDERS REQUIRE TITLE INSURANCE

    Refinance Policy
    (minimum premium $168)

    Amount of InsuranceCost FactorPlusOn Amount Over
    Up to $250k$2.65/$1k
    $250,001 to $500,000$662.50$2.25/$1k$250k
    $500,001 to $1 million$1,225.00$1.90/$1k$500k
    $1,000,001 to $5 million$2,175.00$1.60/$1k$1 million
    $5 million to $15 million$6,400.00$1.30/$1k$5 million
    $15 million+$19,400$1.00/$1k$15 million

    WE OFFER AN ENHANCED LENDER’S TITLE POLICY UPON REQUEST.
    E-MAIL INFO@FEDERALTITLE.COM TO INQUIRE.

    NOTE: When calculating the cost of a policy, please keep in mind we use a tiered rate. So if the price is $600k and a limited lender’s title policy is purchased, the cost is calculated by multiplying:

    250 x $2.65 = $662.50
    250 x $1.90 = $475.00
    100 x $1.90 = $190.00
    Grand Total = $1,327.50
  • Virginia

    Lender’s Policy

    The lender’s policy is also known as a “loan policy” and is required for all transactions, purchases and refinances alike, since lenders must also protect against title related defects.

    A lender wants to ensure that the loan they are issuing is protected by title insurance and their investment is covered. A lender’s policy protects the mortgage holder (the institution that owns the mortgage).

    If there is a fault in title that results in a loss, the mortgage holder will be paid back. You will need to order a new lender’s policy to refinance your property.

    READ MORE: WHY LENDERS REQUIRE TITLE INSURANCE

    Refinance Policy
    (minimum premium $100)

    Amount of InsuranceCost FactorPlusOn Amount Over
    Up to $250k$2.73/$1k
    $250,001 to $500,000$726.00$2.59/$1k$100k
    $500,001 to $1 million$1,400.00$2.38/$1k$500k
    $1,000,001 to $5 million$2,600.00$1.58/$1k$1 million
    $5 million+$7,600.00$1.47/$1k$5 million

    NOTE: When calculating the cost of a policy, please keep in mind we use a tiered rate. So if the loan is $600k and a lender’s title policy is purchased, the cost is calculated by multiplying:

    250 x $2.73 = $273.00
    250 x $2.59 = $1,036.00
    100 x $4.50 = $450.00
    Grand Total = $1,547.00