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This flyer provides a brief explanation of the what title insurance is along with an explanation of the importance of it in a real estate transaction and in long term property ownership.
This flyer provides a brief listing of TNT title insurance rates. Insurance premium is defined as the amount of money the insurance company is going to charge you for the insurance policy you are purchasing. The insurance premium is the cost of your insurance. New Insurance Premium rates effective September 1st, 2019. Rates shown in this piece apply to all files closing on and after September 1st, 2019. Please reach out to your TNT Escrow team for more details.
This flyer provides a brief explanation of the what title commitment is along with an explanation of the importance of it in a real estate transaction and in long term property ownership.
Solutions for those who cannot attend an in-office real estate closing. TNT is working together with e-service providers to extend options for remote closings from the comfort of your home or office. In recognition of the health and safety of our agents, customers and our staff, TNT is currently waiving the third party notary fees for remote closings. Please connect with your Escrow Officer to decide which options work best for you and your upcoming closing needs.
Selling a home can seem like an overwhelming task. Using this itemized checklist will keep you on track and help you tackle one room at a time, simplifying your workload.
A Public Improvement District (PID) is a designated area where property owners pay a special assessment for improvements and services within that area. Check out this flyer highlighting the need to know about how PIDs relate to the closing process and how to know if a property resides in a PID neighborhood.
Who Pays For What? In Texas Real Estate Transactions
When preparing to close on a property there are several costs involved in addition to the sales price. Whether doing this for the first time or for the tenth, it can sometimes be confusing to unpack who pays for what parts in a real estate deal. Here is a Closing Fee Reference Guide. Keep in mind; these can vary depending on the specific contract and parties involved.
HOAs are common in every state, not just in Texas, and provide a means for protecting the character, quality and value of a particular neighborhood, community or shared building. When buying and selling a home, it's important to understand how HOA membership and rules play into the closing process.
How are property taxes calculated at closing for sales throughout the year? This flyer explains the details of tax proration and provides a property tax timeline for each year.
