Title Services. Altisource will provide title search, title curative and title insurance services, such as: (i) ordering and issuing preliminary title searches; (ii) researching, negotiating and clearing any defective title issues; and (iii) ordering and issuing title insurance policies.
Title Services. For all sales of real property by Residential or acquisitions of real property by Residential, Altisource will provide the following title services, unless otherwise required by the applicable contract governing that transaction:
(a) Provide REO title searches;
(b) Provide preliminary title reports and commitments;
(c) Review preliminary title commitment and grade title report to reflect title issues, if any;
(d) Clear title issues which might potentially delay asset disposition and perform title curative work throughout the property marketing and closing processes; and
(e) Issue owner’s and lender’s title insurance commitments and policies, including endorsements and short form policies as well as mortgage modification guarantees and other forms of title insurance.
Title Services. Title Services will include a Commitment for Title Insurance, or equal (Title Report), including Schedules A, B and C. The Title Report will identify all interest owners, encumbrances, lien holders, creditors, lessees, other claimants, such as OAG Child Support lien claims, and all other information affecting ownership of the acquisition parcel(s). The Title Report will provide document reference numbers (volume and page numbers of older documents) for all recorded instruments filed related to the property, including all County and State offices, such as the County Clerk’s Office. The Title Report will be the basis for the Commitment for Title Insurance. Title Insurance shall be issued for all parcel acquired by FBC, except as otherwise determined by FBC. In case FBC cannot find mutually agreeable terms for the purchase of a parcel, the Title Report and related acquisition information will be delivered to the County Attorney to initiate eminent domain proceedings. The Title Report shall have an effective date (the date of the records search) within 90 days of the date that the condemnation files are delivered to the County Attorney’s Office. For FBC eminent domain cases settled through court proceedings, a Title Insurance Policy may not be required. If the property is acquired for transfer to the State of Texas, a Title Insurance Policy will be issued once the final judgement is filed in the name of Fort Bend County.
Title Services. The Consultant will obtain a 60-year title commitment, or other specified report, for each parcel or portion of the airport under review, and contact property owners or occupants to ascertain non-record interests and other factors potentially affecting acquisition and property title. The commitment should show the names of all owners, any mortgages, easements, liens or encumbrances, taxes and delinquent taxes, special assessments, judgments, and other documents of record, and must be updated prior to closing. The title report should include copies of all reference recorded documents. The Consultant will review the title report for any defects, liens, or encumbrances that may conflict with airport grant assurances and conditions of state aid, and work with the Bureau and airport owner to remove or address items as deemed necessary. For fee acquisition parcels that have mortgage liens, the Consultant will work with the land owners to obtain a satisfaction of mortgage from the lien holder(s). For partial acquisitions that have mortgage liens, the Consultant will work with the land owners to obtain a subordination or partial release of mortgage from the lien holder(s). The Consultant will check with the Bureau prior to obtaining additional title products or services. The Consultant will obtain GAP insurance and coordinate closing services and the preparation of title transfer documents with a Wisconsin title company. The Consultant will assure that closing documents and final title insurance policies are received by the Bureau.
Title Services. With respect to title services, Developer shall comply with the applicable standards identified in Section 7.2.1, including the following requirements:
1. Select and contract with one or more title companies approved by TxDOT and deliver to TxDOT a five year sales history, a preliminary title commitment or preliminary title report and, if necessary or appropriate, with copies of all underlying documents and a plot of all easements, including Existing Utility Property Interests, referenced therein for each parcel (including fee acquisitions, slope easements, other drainage and roadway ROW or easements and abandonment of utility easements) to be acquired by TxDOT for the Project. Each title report shall be dated not more than 180 Days prior to the date of submittal of the Acquisition Package for such parcel to TxDOT. Developer shall, at its own cost, review each title report to ensure that it complies with the format required by the CDA Documents. Developer shall, at its own cost, retain the services of a real estate attorney, licensed and located in the State of Texas, to be available for title support and acquisition assistance. All title reports must be in the following required format: clearly indicate which exclusions and exceptions shall be deleted upon acquisition of the subject parcel, and clearly indicate any required deliverables to the title company to clear identified exclusions and exceptions. Title reports shall be in accordance with Good Industry Practice. Developer shall notify the title company, by letter, which exceptions should be removed, including easements that (a) are appurtenant to and/or of benefit to the parcel but not included in the parcel to be acquired, and (b) are a burden on the parcel and not acceptable.
2. Review the preliminary title commitment or report to ensure that all current owners of record title are contacted and that negotiations or condemnation actions are conducted with all appropriate parties.
3. Work with the current owners of record title to each parcel or interest in a parcel or their designee and all other appropriate parties to clear any title exceptions or exclusions not acceptable to TxDOT.
4. Secure an owner's policy of title insurance in the amount of the total acquisition cost for each parcel from a title company acceptable to TxDOT for each parcel acquired, whether by deed or eminent domain judgment, insuring title as required by TxDOT. All Project ROW shall be acquired, and TxDOT's title in the Proje...
Title Services. 34 Developer shall perform title services Work in accordance with the relevant requirements of the 35 ADOT Right of Way Procedures Manual. Developer shall:
Title Services. The term “Title Services” means title services necessary or incident to the purchase and sale of property including but not limited to: (a) ordering and issuing preliminary title searches; (b) researching, negotiating and clearing any defective title issues; and (c) ordering and issuing title insurance policies.
Title Services. Xxxxxxxx School District will provide Title I, I-C, and II-A funding and services for RISE students in the same manner as for other district schools. RISE Charter School teachers will provide in-class Title services and accommodations for English Language Learner students. ELL pull-out services will be provided by Xxxxxxxx School District for RISE Charter School students when needed. Xxxxxxxx School District will provide federal program management services including completion of federal reporting requirements. RISE Charter School will provide all information needed to complete federal reporting. Xxxxxxxx School District will include RISE Charter School as one of the schools served by the district resource officer and Xxxxxxxx School District will retain RISE Charter School’s share of Safe and Drug Free funds. Xxxxxxxx School District will meet all Title IX compliance and training requirements.
Title Services. This AMENDMENT is made and entered into as of the date fully executed by and between the County of Orange, a political subdivision of the State of California, (hereinafter referred to as “County”) and Xxxxxxx Title of California, Inc., with a place of business at 000 Xxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxxx, (hereinafter referred to as “Contractor”), with County and Contractor sometimes individually referred to as (“Party”) or collectively referred to as (“Parties”).
