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Place the following in your contract so that you can close with us: "TriCentury Title, 5608 Malvey, Fort Worth".

Contact me at 817-233-1817 or charlesmreid@hotmail.com when the contract is ready so that I can arrange to have it picked up at no cost to you. 

 

Charles M. Reid, Attorney and Mediator

charlesmreid@hotmail.com

5608 Malvey Ave, Suite 301

Fort Worth, TX 76107

817-233-1817

817-738-2659 fax

www.reidattorney.com

 

Why TriCentury Title ? .... 

TriCentury Title is a locally owned and operated national title company.

TriCentury Title provides residential and commercial title insurance and escrow services to thousands of customers. Our services are delivered with a strong commitment to outstanding customer service.

Unlike many of our competitors, we are locally owned and operated. We take great pride in our work in the Dallas/Fort Worth region and throughout the United States.

Why Title Insurance?....

Even the best title examination or search cannot protect your equity from matters not appearing in public records.

A TriCentury Title policy, subject to certain limitations set forth in the policy, can protect you from most errors, mistakes, and/or fraud.

Here are a few reasons why you need the protection of title insurance when you purchase real property or enter into a long term lease....

  • Documents executed under false or expired powers of attorney;
  • False impersonation of true land owner;
  • Undisclosed heirs;
  • Improperly recorded legal documents;
  • Prescriptive rights in another not appearing of record and not disclosed by survey;
  • Failure to include necessary parties to certain judicial proceedings;
  • Defective acknowledgements due to improper or expired notarization;
  • Corporate franchise taxes as liens on corporate real estate assets;
  • Gaps in the chain of title;
  • Mistakes and omissions resulting in improper abstracting;
  • Forged deeds, mortgages, wills, releases of mortgages and other instruments;
  • Deeds which appear absolute, but which are held to be equitable mortgages;
  • Conveyances by an heir, devisee or survivor of a joint estate who attempts to attain title by ill gotten means;
  • Inadequate legal descriptions;
  • Conveyances by undisclosed divorced spouses;
  • Duress in execution of wills, deeds and instruments conveying or establishing title;
  • Issues involving delivery of conveyancing instruments;
  • Deeds and wills by persons lacking legal capacity;
  • State inheritance and gift tax liens;
  • Errors in tax records;
  • Demolition and substance building liens;
  • Administration of estates and probate of wills of missing persons who are presumed deceased;
  • Issues of rightful possession of the land;
  • Issues concerning the rightful conveyances by corporate entities;
  • Deeds and mortgages by foreigners who may lack legal capacity to hold title;
  • Legal capacity of foreign personal representatives and trustees;
  • Issues involving improper marital status;
  • Improper modification of documents;
  • Rights of divorced parties;
  • Conveyances in violation of public policy;
  • Misinterpretation of wills and ancillary instruments;
  • Deeds by persons falsely representing their marital status;
  • Claims by creditors of decedent against property improperly conveyed by heirs and devisees;
  • Issues concerning unlawful takings by eminent domain or condemnation;
  • Special tax assessments;
  • Real estate homestead exceptions;
  • Forfeitures of real property due to criminal acts;
  • Issues concerning adoption of children;
  • Conveyances and proceedings affecting rights of military personnel protected by the Soldier's and Sailor's Civil Relief Act;
  • Issues concerning interests noted in financial statements filed under Uniform Commercial Code;
  • Interests arising by deeds of fictitious parties;
  • Adverse possession;
  • Lack of jurisdiction or competency of persons in judicial proceedings;
  • Community property issues;
  • Utility easements;
  • False affidavits of death or heirship;
  • Interstate estates;
  • Probate matters; and
  • Federal estate and gift liens.

TEXAS TITLE INSURANCE PREMIUM RATES

EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 1, 2007

Policies        Up To And Including

 

Basic        Premium

Policies        Up To And Including

 

Basic        Premium

Policies       Up To And Including

 

Basic        Premium

Policies         Up To And Including

 

Basic        Premium

$10,000

$229

$32,500

$383

$55,000

$536

$77,500

$690

10,500

233

33,000

386

55,500

539

78,000

694

11,000

235

33,500

390

56,000

544

78,500

698

11,500

239

34,000

393

56,500

547

79,000

702

12,000

243

34,500

397

57,000

550

79,500

703

12,500

246

35,000

400

57,500

554

80,000

707

13,000

250

35,500

404

58,000

558

80,500

711

13,500

254

36,000

407

58,500

560

81,000

715

14,000

257

36,500

410

59,000

564

81,500

717

14,500

260

37,000

413

59,500

567

82,000

721

15,000

262

37,500

417

60,000

571

82,500

725

15,500

266

38,000

421

60,500

575

83,000

729

16,000

270

38,500

425

61,000

578

83,500

731

16,500

274

39,000

427

61,500

581

84,000

734

17,000

277

39,500

431

62,000

585

84,500

739

17,500

281

40,000

434

62,500

589

85,000

742

18,000

285

40,500

438

63,000

591

85,500

745

18,500

287

41,000

440

63,500

594

86,000

748

19,000

290

41,500

445

64,000

598

86,500

752

19,500

293

42,000

448

64,500

602

87,000

756

20,000

298

42,500

452

65,000

605

87,500

759

20,500

301

43,000

454

65,500

608

88,000

762

21,000

305

43,500

458

66,000

612

88,500

766

21,500

308

44,000

461

66,500

617

89,000

770

22,000

312

44,500

465

67,000

620

89,500

772

22,500

315

45,000

469

67,500

621

90,000

775

23,000

318

45,500

472

68,000

625

90,500

779

23,500

321

46,000

475

68,500

629

91,000

783

24,000

325

46,500

479

69,000

632

91,500

787

24,500

328

47,000

481

69,500

635

92,000

789

25,000

332

47,500

485

70,000

640

92,500

793

25,500

335

48,000

489

70,500

644

93,000

797

26,000

339

48,500

493

71,000

647

93,500

801

26,500

342

49,000

496

71,500

649

94,000

802

27,000

345

49,500

499

72,000

652

94,500

806

27,500

348

50,000

503

72,500

656

95,000

811

28,000

352

50,500

506

73,000

660

95,500

814

28,500

355

51,000

508

73,500

663

96,000

816

29,000

359

51,500

512

74,000

667

96,500

820

29,500

362

52,000

516

74,500

671

97,000

824

30,000

366

52,500

520

75,000

674

97,500

828

30,500

369

53,000

523

75,500

676

98,000

830

31,000

373

53,500

527

76,000

680

98,500

834

31,500

376

54,000

530

76,500

683

99,000

838

32,000

379

54,500

533

77,000

687

99,500

841

 

 

 

 

 

 

100,000

843

 

Premiums shall be calculated as follows for policies in excess of $100,000:

 

1.  For policies of $100,001 - $1,000,000

Basic Premium

            (1)  Subtract $100,000 from policy amount.

            (2)  Multiply result in 1.(1) by $.00534 and              

            round to nearest whole dollar.

            (3)  Add $843 to result in 1.(2).          

2.  For Policies of $1,000,001 - $5,000,000                  

Basic Premium         

            (1)  Subtract $1,000,000 from policy amount.    

(2)  Multiply result in 2.(1) by $.00439 and

            round to nearest whole dollar.

            (3)  Add $5,649 to result in 2.(2).                             

3. For policies of $5,000,001 - $15,000,000

Basic Premium

            (1)  Subtract $5,000,000 from policy amount.

            (2)  Multiply result in 3.(1) by $.00362 and              

            round to nearest whole dollar.

            (3)  Add $23,209 to result in 3.(2).

 

4. For policies of $15,000,001 - $25,000,000

Basic Premium

            (1)  Subtract $15,000,000 from policy amount.

            (2)  Multiply result in 4.(1) by $.00257 and

            round to nearest whole dollar.

            (3)  Add $59,409 to result in 4.(2)

5. For policies in excess of $25,000,000

Basic Premium

            (1)  Subtract $25,000,000 from policy amount.

            (2)  Multiply result in 5.(1) by $.00154 and

            round to nearest whole dollar.

            (3)  Add $85,109 to result in 5.(2).    

 

For more information contact: Title@tdi.state.tx.us

http://www.tdi.state.tx.us/orders/titlerates2004.html



 

 

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