Protect your real estate investment from costly or troublesome title problems.

Yes, it does happen and more often than you might think--undisclosed "defects" at the time of closing can appear many months or years after the date of closing. And, owner's title insurance is the only way to properly protect your real estate investment. These are some of the many problems that could be discovered later on and jeopardize your ownership in your property.

Forged deeds and mortgages
False impersonation of the true owner of the land
Instruments expected under fabricated or expired power of attorney (death or insanity of the principal)
Deeds apparently valid, but actually delivered after the death of the Grantor/Grantee, or with Grantor's/Grantee approval
Deeds by minors, people of unsound mind, or not properly delivered
Failure to include necessary parties in judicial proceedings
Federal Estate, State Inheritance, and Gift Tax Liens
Errors in tax records or false reports by tax officials
Conflicting Wills
Missing Heirs

Whether it's a residential, commercial or investment property transaction, Complete Title Services knows how much and which type of title insurance can sufficiently manage your risk. Ask your closing professional about it during your next appointment, call Complete Title Services at 218.828.9611, or email us. We're always happy to hear from our clients.