Are title insurance policies issued to insure municipal addresses or only to insure legal description?In: Title Insurance |
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The legal description is the only thing that counts. Street names and house numbers can change.
The United States Post Office is in charge of issuing a municipal/mailing address and only they have the authority to change their address system.
They have the option of changing addresses, modifying and updating (for example a newly created subdivision)
The legal description that is recorded with the deed at the county/town record's office and or kept on a Plat Map at the county (depending on your state), is title insurable.
First answer by Rfor. Last edit by TitleGeek. Contributor trust: 91 [recommend contributor]. Question popularity: 116 [recommend question]
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