Tag: title tips
Attorney-in-Fact VS Power of Attorney
A common misnomer is to refer to the person who you have designated to make legal decisions on your behalf as your “Power of Attorney”. The most Succinct way to refer to this person would be as your “Attorney in Fact”. The “Power of Attorney” only refers to the document needed to designate the person …
A Guide To Deeds
Statutory Warranty Deed: A deed by which the grantor “conveys and warrants” the real property to the grantee. A Statutory Warranty Deed conveys fee simple title to the grantee and warrants against defects asserted by all persons, except for those matters disclosed in the deed. Special Warranty Deed: A Special …
Landlocked Property
Landlocked Property What does it mean for a property to be landlocked? A property that is landlocked has no legal right of access from a public road or legal right of access over a private road or easement. Perhaps the property owner has been accessing the property via a private …
Lack of Probate Affidavit
Lack of Probate Affidavit Selling a property when a vested owner is deceased and there is no probate requires additional information in order for a title company to insure the sale. A Lack of Probate Affidavit is the first item a title company will require. This is usually completed …
Have Faith
HAVE FAITH You’ve picked a sound, proven plan and you have shared your plan with your business coach or someone you respect and trust. It is a plan that includes physical interaction with new people to develop new business and maintain your Book of Business through physical interaction. Your plan …