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Someone else owns an interest in your title |
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2 |
A document is not properly signed |
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Forgery, fraud, duress in the chain of title |
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Defective recording of any document |
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5 |
There are restrictive covenants |
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a) a deed of trust |
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b) a judgement, tax, or special assessment |
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c) a charge by a homeowner’ s association |
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7 |
Title is unmarketable |
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8 |
Mechanics lien |
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Unrecorded lien by a homeowners association |
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Unrecorded easements |
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Building permit violations * |
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Restrictive covenant violations |
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Post-policy forgery |
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Post-policy encroachment |
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Post-policy damage from extraction of minerals or water |
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Lack of vehicular and pedestrian access |
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Map not consistent with legal description |
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Post-policy adverse possession |
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Post-policy prescriptive easement |
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Covenant violation resulting in your title reverting to a previous owner |
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Violation of building setback regulations |
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Discriminatory covenants |
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Pays rent for substitute land or facilities |
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Rights under unrecorded leases |
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27 |
Plain language statements of policy coverage and restrictions |
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28 |
Subdivision Law Violation |
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29 |
Coverage for boundary wall or fence encroachment * |
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30 |
Added ownership coverage leads to enhanced marketability |
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31 |
Insurance coverage for a lifetime |
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Post-policy inflation coverage with automatic increase in value up to 150 % over five years |
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Post-policy Living Trust coverage |
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