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Title Insurance
Title Insurance is the backbone of a safe real estate transaction. At SoCal Title, we provide expert handling, thorough title review, and unmatched service to protect your property rights before and after closing.

Title insurance protects buyers, sellers, and lenders from potential ownership disputes, hidden liens, or legal defects tied to a property’s history. Unlike other types of insurance that guard against future risks, title insurance safeguards against past events that could threaten legal ownership.
There are typically two types of title insurance:
When purchasing real estate, you’re not just buying land and buildings, you’re acquiring legal rights to a property. Without proper title coverage, any unresolved legal issue like an old lien, undisclosed heir, or boundary dispute could affect your ownership. That’s where a Title Insurance Policy is a key.
Title insurance is a one-time fee paid during the closing of a home purchase, typically based on the property’s sale price or loan amount. SoCal Title ensures competitive, transparent pricing that reflects county-specific rates and state regulations.
Get essential details to confidently manage your presentation and verify your seller's identity.
This step involves gathering data, reviewing processes, and identifying areas.
This enables us to make necessary adjustments to ensure optimal results.
Our experts work hands-on to ensure seamless execution of proposed.
ABOUT Socal title company
With thousands of transactions closed and a dedicated team of professionals, SoCal Title Company ensures seamless closings for all title companies. Our commitment to excellence and efficiency sets us apart in California, Nevada, and Arizona.


Title insurance protects your real estate investment by resolving past legal issues tied to property ownership. Whether you’re buying your first home or refinancing an investment property, SoCal Title offers fast, compliant, and dependable service for agents, buyers, sellers, and lenders throughout Southern California.
Title insurance protects against defects in the title, such as forged signatures, undisclosed heirs, unpaid taxes, or recording errors that could affect your ownership rights.
Yes—if an issue arises after closing and you’re uninsured, you could face serious legal or financial consequences. Title insurance provides legal defense and coverage for covered claims.
In most California counties, the seller pays for the Owner’s Policy, and the buyer pays for the Lender’s Policy, but this can be negotiated.
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