Ansbacher Law is a licensed title agent for Old Republic National Title Insurance Company. Old Republic was founded in 1907 and is one of America’s largest and financially strong title insurance company underwriters. For the same rates charged by a title insurance company, clients who use Ansbacher Law for their title receive the benefits of having a Board Certified real estate lawyer on their side to minimize the possibility of future disputes.
Barry Ansbacher has been a title agent for this leading underwriter since 1989. He has experience evaluating complex title abstracts and working through the most complex underwriting issues. Barry Ansbacher has experience clearing title defects for property owners, lenders, and for title insurance companies responding to claims.
Ansbacher Law gets deals closed through a combination of title insurance expertise and an aggressive pragmatic problem-solving approach to problems.
Title insurance in Florida is regulated by the Florida Department of Financial Service. Florida law (s. 626.9551 Florida Statutes) assures borrowers the right to select the agent to issue title insurance associated with a mortgage loan. The Florida Department of Financial Service establishes rates for title insurance commitments and policies.
As a licensed agent, Ansbacher Law provides cost-effective title services. For the same rates charged by a title insurance company, clients receive the benefits of a Board Certified real estate lawyer. On larger transactions, Ansbacher Law rebates up to 50 percent of the net title commission through fee credits.
Contact us today for additional information or to arrange a consultation with an Ansbacher Law attorney.
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