Title insurance protects new property buyers from a range of potential losses or third-party interests that could surface in the future. The insurance not only covers these losses but also the legal fees if someone challenges them. It also ensures the lender that their mortgage is the first priority. In Michigan, title insurance rates and fees are regulated or market-driven, and they file their rates with the state of Michigan.
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