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The document is a Title Insurance Financial Interest Disclosure Form that informs buyers, sellers, or lenders about the financial interests of title insurance producers or associates in specific title insurers or agents. It outlines the requirements for obtaining a mortgage title insurance policy, the option to purchase an Owner's Title Insurance Policy, and the rights of the applicant regarding title insurer selection. The form also includes an acknowledgment section where the applicant consents to an audit of trust account records related to closing proceeds.

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Does South Carolina use title companies?

Armour Title is South Carolinas leading title company and provides toptier title services. We provide title services for a variety of clients, including realtors, lenders, homeowners, and borrowers.

Who pays for owners title insurance in South Carolina?

The premium for the title insurance policy is paid only once by the purchaser as a part of the closing costs. The title insurance policy insures that the lender has a proper mortgage lien on the property, and that there are no defects in the title which may adversely affect the lenders lien.