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Solution Abstract

Financial services in Bayside, NY (show on map)
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Comprehensive title company offering full menu of title insurance products for New York properties.

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About

Solution Abstract is a comprehensive title company, offering a full menu of title insurance products and programs for law firms, mortgage brokers, mortgage bankers, banks and other lending institutions for properties located throughout the entire state of New York. Our expert and congenial staff of professionals possess unequaled business acumen, honed through the best education and a confluence of decades of hands-on experience, to service all your title needs with superlative courtesy and efficiency.

We generate title reports that are clear, concise and always accurate, which allow you to close your customer's loans with minimum effort and stress. Our objective is to empower you to succeed in the highly competitive mortgage marketplace.

Full menu of title insurance products
Expert staff with decades of experience
Clear, concise, accurate title reports
Specialized CEMA services for New York refinancing
Electronic title report delivery via email

Services

Title Insurance

Provides protection against losses arising through defects in the title to real estate owned.

Clear, concise, accurate title reports Minimizes loan closing effort and stress Empowers clients in competitive mortgage marketplace

CEMAS Services

Specialized handling of New York Consolidation, Extension and Modification Agreements (NY CEMA) for mortgage refinancing.

Savings calculation for NY CEMA transactions Consolidation of mortgage rights and obligations Expert guidance on CEMA documentation

Title Rate Premium Calculator

Calculates title insurance premiums based on loan amount and property value.

Instant premium estimates User-friendly interface

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who Is Covered By Title Insurance? +

The Lender: Title Insurance covers the outstanding balance on mortgage for the lender. The Buyer: When acquiring a property, it's a good idea to have insurance, since it will give you protection in case there's a title claim against your home.

What Is Title Insurance? +

Title Insurance is a contract to protect an owner against losses arising through defects in the title to real estate owned. If a title is insurable, the company guarantees the owner against a loss due to any defect in title or expenses in legal defense of the title, pursuant to the terms of the policy.

When Is A Title Defective? +

There are many possible causes of title defects that no examination can disclose. That is because they have never been recorded and thus do not appear in the abstract. A title insurance policy protects the owner against all these hidden risks; those listed below and many more: Fraud, False claims of ownership, forged deeds, wills, signatures, conveyances, false records of all sorts, illegal acts of trustees, guardians, administrators and attorneys. Human Error, Errors in copying, indexing, recording; errors by administrators, executors, trustees, guardians, and attorneys; destruction of records. Improper Deeds and Wills, Deeds by persons of unsound mind, minors, deeds delivered after death of without the grantor's consent; invalid, suppressed erroneous wills, missing heirs, unsettled estates. Liens and Other Rights, Liens for unpaid estate, income and property taxes, mechanic's liens; unpaid mortgages; irregular court proceedings, defective foreclosures; sewer and water assessments.

Where Do I Get Title Insurance? +

Contact Solution Abstract to quickly, efficiently and accurately process your commitment and policy.

Why Is Title Insurance Important? +

It provides you with protection of your property, and it can save you money, time, trouble -- even your home. When a person buys a car or consumer goods, they seldom need to know whether the former owner is married, single or divorced, whether they have paid their taxes or are involved in a lawsuit. But when a person buys a home, it is necessary to have all the information and much more. For a while he or she may own the property, others may also have rights or prior claims in the same real estate.

How Much Does Title Insurance Cost? +

One-time premium is directly related to the value of your home. It is a one-time only expense, paid when you purchase your home, yet it continues to provide complete coverage for as long as you or your heirs own the property.

What are the new recording procedures for New York City closings? +

Beginning July 5, 2004, all Real Property Transfer forms must be created electronically through ACRIS, {New York City's Automated City Register Information System}. As a courtesy to help our clients prepare the forms in draft form, Solution Abstract will continue to provide the forms on it's website. Please note, that the only forms acceptable to the County Clerks in New York City are those prepared on the City's ACRIS system. You can visit the ACRIS website by clicking here.

Can I Receive Title Reports via Email? +

Yes, you can receive your title reports from Solution Abstract in three different ways fax, e-mail or overnight mail. For e-mail, using the latest in high-speed scanning technology, we prepare your report in industry-standard pdf format that can be viewed and printed with Adobe Acrobat Reader (the same software you use with International Title Forms) and send it to your email account. Be sure to let us know your email address and that you would like to receive your title reports via email.

Contact Solution Abstract

Solution Abstract
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Financial services
Wheelchair Accessible
Call (718) 687-4928

Location

Location of Solution Abstract, 38-50 Bell Blvd, Bayside, NY 11361 · View on Google Maps

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