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What Is Title Insurance & Benefits
by Michael Stelzer | 2026/03/14

What Is Title Insurance and Why It’s Critical in Every Real Estate Transaction

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The Source of Title - Part I: Freedom Written, Freedom Insured
by Ben DuBay | 2026/02/15

This year marks two anniversaries that deserve to be considered together:

Two hundred and fifty years since the birth of American independence.

One hundred and fifty years since the formal birth of title insurance.

These are not separate stories. They are chapters of the same one.

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Shared Driveway Agreements
by Marissa Berends | 2025/12/10

The Legal Doc That Can Save You from Neighborhood Drama

Let’s be real — nobody dreams of owning half a driveway. But thanks to older neighborhoods, twin homes, or tight infill lots, shared driveways are super common — and they can turn into headaches fast if you don’t have the right paperwork. Enter: the shared driveway agreement — a small but mighty document that title pros swear by.

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Explain It Like I’m 5: FIRPTA Edition
by Marissa Berends | 2025/12/03

Alright, grab your oat milk latte and let’s decode one of real estate’s least sexy—but most important—acronyms: FIRPTA.

It sounds like a made-up word your toddler would yell (“Mom, the FIRPTA took my snack!”), but it actually stands for the Foreign Investment in Real Property Tax Act. And if you ever handle, sell, or close on a property where one of the parties is not a U.S. citizen or resident, this little acronym can make or break the deal.

So let’s explain it like you’re five (but with the attention span of a millennial scrolling Zillow at midnight).

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Home buyers are more active this fall.....
by Michael Stelzer | 2025/11/27

Home buyers are more active this fall, drawn to improving affordability conditions. Read more from NAR’s pending home sales report.

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Fannie Mae Drops Minimum Credit Scores
by Security American | 2025/11/10

Fannie Mae just threw a grenade into the mortgage world. Starting November 16, 2025, Fannie Mae’s Desktop Underwriter (DU) will no longer require a minimum credit score for eligible loans.

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Understanding O&E Title Searches
by Security American | 2025/10/29

Whether you’re an investor, lender, or title professional, having a clear picture of property ownership and liens is critical before any deal moves forward. That’s where O&E title searches— also known as Ownership and Encumbrance reports — come into play.

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AI Powered Title Plant
by Michael Gigliotti | 2025/10/23

Revolutionizing Title Agencies with Semantic Search & Intelligent File Access

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New to Property Shielding? Here’s Your Guide!
by Marissa Berends | 2025/10/22

Here’s a concise guide to where “Safe at Home”–style protections (address confidentiality/property shielding) are active in the U.S., and what they mean for title research.

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What Is Flood Insurance?
by Marissa Berends | 2025/10/21

Flood insurance is a specialized policy designed to cover damage caused by flooding—an event typically excluded from standard homeowners’ insurance. The National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), administered by FEMA and established in 1968, provides most flood policies in the U.S., covering structural and contents losses up to specified limits. Since the 2010s, a growing number of private insurers have entered the flood insurance market, increasing competition and offering alternatives to the NFIP.

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MBA Statement on FHFA, HUD Announcement on Credit Score Modernization
“MBA has long advocated for greater competition in the credit reporting and scoring space. Today’s announcem...
Mortgage Applications Increase in Latest MBA Weekly Survey
“Mortgage rates declined last week as financial markets responded positively to the Middle East ceasefire and the ...
NAR Pending Home Sales Report Shows 1.5% Increase in March
“Contract signings rose in March despite higher mortgage rates, pointing to pent-up housing demand,” said NA...
ALTA, Land Title Association of Colorado and AARP Applaud Attorney General Phil Weiser for Action Protecting Homeowners from Unfair MV Realty Contracts
The American Land Title Association, the Land Title Association of Colorado and AARP today commended Colorado Attorney G...
More Young Adults Interested in the Construction Trades, but Challenges Persist
“While this new research shows that more young adults have a positive attitude toward a career in the construction...

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