LA MAISON TITLE, LLC
TAMPA, FLORIDA

Protect yourself from defects in your title by depending on our title insurance agency in Tampa. Attorney owned and operated, La Maison Title, LLC is a business that helps owners and lenders by insuring them against damages and problems with a real estate title. Title insurance is important for any home buyer. It protects both you and your lender in the event there are problems that call into question ownership of the original title. In addition, this insurance provides coverage for future losses or claims due to title defects that existed but were otherwise unknown to the purchaser or lender. Our title company is here to assist real estate agents, mortgage brokers, buyers, and sellers in all commercial and residential real estate titles and closings. Why You Should Choose Our Title Company The attorney owner of our title company is extremely knowledgeable and experienced in the areas of real estate law, title insurance, and real estate closings. Because real estate transactions are governed by a wide body of federal statutes, state statutes, and common law, it's critical to use a professional that has in-depth knowledge in the field. Trust our seasoned attorney who understands the complicated aspects of title insurance. We are always reassessing policies and procedures to determine how to better serve you. If title issues or defects arise in your case, we provide insight and the right solution to address the problem. Our experienced title agent has provided services for more than a decade. She is able to adequately prepare the buyer and seller for closing. By conducting a Title insurance is optional for homeowners. However, if you are taking out a mortgage, your lender will require it. That is because your lender needs a guarantee that they will receive their money back in event of a title defect, error, or claim. Typically, sellers will pay the lender's title policy for the buyer. The premiums are paid at closing. In addition, even if you refinance, you will be required to get a new lender's title policy.