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An insured closing letter, also called a closing protection letter, is issued on behalf of a title agent (i.e., title/settlement company) by the title insurance underwriter for the benefit of your mortgage lender ... The fee for the letter is a pass-through cost to the borrower like the lender's title insurance policy.
A closing protection letter (sometimes insured closing letter or CPL) forms a contract between a title insurance underwriter and a lender, in which the underwriter agrees to indemnify the lender for actual losses caused by certain kinds of misconduct by the closing agent.
The Closing Protection Letter fee is $25 for each party protected. More specifically, $25 for a Lender CPL when there is a mortgage in either purchase or refinance transactions.
What is a CPL (Coverage Protection Letter)? A Closing Protection Letter or CPL is offered before closing to protect lenders against unauthorized actions by settlement agents or failure to comply with the terms of the lender's closing instructions.
As of January 1, 2011, ATG staff must issue all closing protection letters for closings on Illinois property. A Closing Protection Letter (CPL) is a form of insurance issued by title insurance companies, insuring the actions of a particular attorney, agent, and/or closer in conducting a closing.
That law requires a title insurer to issue a Closing Protection Letter to all parties to the transaction: buyer, seller, lender and borrower.
A closing protection letter is a contract between a title insurance underwriter and a lender. In this agreement, the underwriter agrees to indemnify the lender for actual losses caused by certain kinds of misconduct by the closing agent. ... It is good for 1 year from the date of the letter.
A closing protection letter is essentially an agreement from a title insurance company to a lender that indemnifies the lender against any issues arising from a closing agent's errors, fraud or negligence.
Generally, if you have less than a 20% down payment on your home, you may be required by your lender to have mortgage insurance. ... Most lenders will require the buyer to pay to cover the lender. It is up to the buyer to decide, before closing, if they also want coverage.
It is good for 1 year from the date of the letter. However, transaction specific information such as the loan amount, name of parties, etc. can be modified or updated, if needed.
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