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Protected Year Title Feature
Introducing the Protected Year Title feature, designed to give you peace of mind while managing your projects. This feature ensures that your work remains secure and undisputed for a designated time period, allowing you to focus on your goals without worrying about title issues.
Key Features
Ensures title protection for a full year
Automatic renewal options available
Comprehensive documentation provided
User-friendly interface for easy access
Real-time updates on title status
Potential Use Cases and Benefits
Ideal for real estate investors securing property titles
Streamlines project management for developers
Protects intellectual property for creators
Provides peace of mind during contract negotiations
Highlights your commitment to transparency and security
The Protected Year Title feature addresses your need for security in an uncertain environment. By protecting your titles, you reduce the risk of disputes and safeguard your investments. This feature allows you to concentrate on what truly matters – achieving your objectives with confidence.
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Can someone steal the title to your home?
Home title fraud occurs when someone obtains the title of your property usually by stealing your identity to change ownership on your property title from your name to theirs. The fraudster can then secure as many loans as possible using your equity as collateral.
Is a home title lock necessary?
Why You Need Home Title Lock to Protect Your Property Thieves transfer you off your home's title and take out massive loans using your home's equity. You won't know until you get late payment notices. Identity theft programs, banks, and homeowner insurance policies DON'T protect you.
Do you need home title lock?
Why You Need Home Title Lock to Protect Your Property Thieves transfer you off your home's title and take out massive loans using your home's equity. You won't know until you get late payment notices. Identity theft programs, banks, and homeowner insurance policies DON'T protect you.
How much does home title lock cost?
Home Title Lock is a month-to-month subscription that sells for $14.99 (or $149 annually) and can be cancelled at anytime.
How can thieves steal your home title?
They say that thieves can steal our homes by forging our names on deeds, then resell the property or take out mortgage loans to drain its equity. They pocket the proceeds and stick us with any mortgage payments.
Can someone steal the equity in my home?
Home equity fraud is a type of real estate fraud. Real estate fraud occurs when one party intentionally uses false information or makes a false representation relating to real estate. In general, home equity fraud occurs when someone tries to steal the equity a homeowner has built up in her home.
How do I protect the equity in my home?
Maximize the Homestead Exemption. Protect the Home with Tenancy by the Entirety. Implement an Equity Stripping Plan. Create a Domestic Asset Protection Trust (ADAPT) Put the Home Title in the Low-Risk Spouse's Name. Purchase Umbrella Insurance.
Are Home Equity Loans public record?
A deed of entrust, including your home equity loan or line of credit (HELOT), is recorded for public record upon closing a loan, which means anyone, including a scam artist, can take a look at that record at your town hall.
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