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Questions to Ask at Closing

Written by Joe Gentile on .

At Federal Title, we have been helping buyers with their home purchases for over 25 years.  And over that time, we have been asked many questions.  Here is a suggestion of a few questions to ask at closing. When is my first payment? Maybe...

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Deed Transfer with a Trust

Written by Joe Gentile on .

Recently we received a call about a deed transfer with a trust agreement.  Specifically, the property is owned by a mom and dad as trustees of the Mom and Dad Revocable Trust.  They would like for their daughter to be added to the title of...

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How Title Insurance Protects

Written by Joe Gentile on .

What is Title Insurance? Title insurance is a crucial safeguard for homeowners, providing protection against financial loss due to defects in a property’s title. Despite thorough research and due diligence during the purchasing process,...

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Two Types of Condo Parking Spaces

Written by Todd Ewing on .

Fee Simple or Limited Common Elements Unlike condominium parking spaces that are separately taxed and deeded (known as “fee simple ownership”), parking spaces that are designated as “limited common elements” within a condominium regime are...

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