Title insurance protects you (or your lender) if a problem with the property's ownership history turns up later.
Title insurance is a policy indemnifying against financial loss arising from defects in title, liens, or encumbrances not identified at closing.
It guards against costly surprises from past ownership issues. Lenders often require it when financing real estate.
If an old, undisclosed lien surfaces after purchase, title insurance may cover the resulting loss.
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