When you purchase a home, you're paying for more than just the price of the house. You must also pay for all the paperwork filed to make the sale happen. Plus, you need title insurance. So ho … read more

Did you know that the title insurance market size in the U.S. expanded at a compound annual growth rate of 6.6% over the last five years? As of 2022, this market size stands at $22.0 billion. Tit … read more

In June 2022, home sales totaled around $5.12 million, meaning many people bought and sold homes. Buying a house isn't an overnight event, as you likely know. First, you'll have to shop fo … read more

In 2021, 23% of all home sales involved cash buyers. Cash homebuyers can forego inspections, appraisals, and title insurance, leading to faster closings. If you're selling your house, ther … read more

The title insurance industry paid over $132 million in claims during Q1 of 2021 alone. So if you're in the process of buying a home, you'll want to factor in house title insurance to your clo … read more

The housing market in Pennsylvania is currently at record levels. Experts predict significant changes over the coming year that could impact you and your home. If you're a potential buyer or … read more

The average homebuyer in Pennsylvania will pay about $10,000 in closing costs when buying a home. Many fees are included in the closing costs, including title insurance. Still, ten grand is a … read more

According to the American Land Title Association, problems surrounding the title come up in nearly 25 percent of real estate transactions. Yet many people don't know what title insurance is. To … read more

Imagine closing on your new home only to find that back property taxes are owed from a previous owner. You could be on the hook for the back taxes if you don't have title insurance. According to … read more

Homes are selling faster these days. In fact, the average home stays on the market for just 22 days! While you may be able to close on your new home faster than you expected, that doesn't mea … read more