Tom Rowe was amazed to learn that his title examiner had missed a substantial sum in old taxes which had to be paid.

Sam White had to move his garage because it was partly built on his neighbor's property. The surveyor had made a mistake.

Bob Smith saw a small fortune spent defending the title to his home when a man who only thought he had a better title carried his fight to the Supreme Court.

Art Green was shocked to hear that there was an old mortgage outstanding on his home. A clerk had indexed it improperly.

Fred Page handed over a substantial check because the man from whom he bought his home said he was single; however, when he died it was discovered he was secretly married.

The Security of Your Home is No Better
Than the Title to the Property.

There are many title troubles that can arise to cause the loss of your home . . . or your business property . . . or your mortgage investment.

Title troubles not disclosed by the most careful search of the public records - called hidden hazards - are most dangerous. Because of them, your abstract may be perfect, but your title worthless.

Owner's title insurance protects you as well as your heirs from financial loss caused by title troubles. And the title insurer, without expense to you, will defend you against any attack on the title to your property as insured.

The ONE-TIME premium is small.
The protection is GREAT!