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Experience for More Than the Standard Closing.
TWS TITLE LLC provides title, escrow, and closing services from the initial title search through the completed transaction. Our team also has experience with more specialized real estate transactions, including tax sale properties, bankruptcy and foreclosure properties, assignment contracts, and fast-cash closings.
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TITLE & CLOSING INFORMATION
ANSWERS TO COMMON QUESTIONS
Find quick answers to frequently asked questions about title searches, title insurance, escrow and real estate closings in Arkansas.
What is Title Insurance?
Title insurance is a specialized policy that protects your rights to property ownership. It shields you from financial loss if someone later challenges your legal claim to the home due to hidden issues from past owners. Unlike standard insurance that covers future events, this policy protects against past events that could affect your deed.
Why Do I Need Title Insurance?
Even after a thorough title search, hidden errors can remain buried in public records. Problems like missed heirs, forged documents, or unpaid property taxes from previous owners can threaten your ownership. This insurance ensures you are financially protected if a legal dispute arises over your property.
What Is the Difference Between a Lender’s Policy and an Owner’s Policy?
A Lender’s Policy protects the financial institution up to the amount of the mortgage loan. An Owner’s Policy protects your personal equity and ownership rights in the property. Lenders require their own policy to secure their investment, but that policy does not protect the buyer against ownership claims.
Is Title Insurance a One-Time Payment?
Yes, title insurance requires only a single premium payment at the time of closing. There are no monthly or annual renewal fees to keep the coverage active. The policy remains in effect for as long as you or your heirs own the property.

