Title Search & Examination

A title search is a crucial step in real estate transactions as it ensures the property's ownership history and identifies any potential issues or liens that may affect the buyer's rights.

Identifying and Addressing Potential Issues

During the examination phase, our expert team meticulously reviews property records and documents to uncover any potential issues or discrepancies. We then take prompt action to resolve these issues, ensuring a smooth and secure transaction for our clients.

How We Conduct a Comprehensive Title Search

1. Gathering Property Information and Ownership Records
2. Analyzing and Reviewing the Title History
3. Identifying and Resolving any Title Issues
4. Providing a Comprehensive Title Search Report

FAQ

What is a title search?

• A title search is a process conducted to review public records and determine the legal ownership of a property, as well as any liens or encumbrances that may affect the title.

Why is a title examination important?

• A title examination is important because it helps identify any potential issues or defects in the title that could affect the ownership or transfer of the property. It provides peace of mind to buyers and lenders.

How long does a title search take?

• The duration of a title search can vary depending on factors such as the complexity of the property's history and the availability of records. It typically takes a few days to a couple of weeks.

What happens if issues are found during a title examination?\

• If issues are found during a title examination, they need to be addressed and resolved before the property can be sold or transferred. This may involve working with the necessary parties to clear any title defects.

Can I perform a title search on my own?

• While it is possible to perform a title search on your own, it is highly recommended to hire a professional title company like North Star Title to ensure accuracy and thoroughness in the process.