Examples of ALTA Title Policy in a sentence
Please note special requirements for 504 projects: the ALTA Title Policy is required where it is available.
However, if Seller do not have a survey, or if the survey is no sufficient to obtain an ALTA Title Policy or equivalent, then Buyer may obtain an ALTA survey or equivalent of the Property.
If applicable, Buyer, at its cost, will have prepared an ALTA Survey using a licensed surveyor or civil engineer in sufficient detail to provide for the ALTA Title Policy, certified to Buyer and the Title Company in form satisfactory to Buyer without boundary, encroachment, or survey exceptions, which shall show the location of all easements and Improvements (“Survey”).
Property address and insureds’ names must be designated on the policy as on the ALTA Title Policy.
Seller shall pay the cost of the CLTA Title Policy, and Purchaser shall pay the cost of any endorsements, any additional costs for an ALTA Title Policy and any ALTA survey.
Holdings shall pay for any lender’s Title Policy or the cost of an ALTA Title Policy above the cost of a CLTA Title Policy.
Within five (5) days of the Effective Date of this Agreement, Purchaser shall order a commitment for an Owner's ALTA Title Policy, without Standard Exceptions (the "Commitment"), from Liberty Title Company (the "Title Company"), and shall provide a copy of the same to Seller upon receipt.
Owner will provide to the CITY proof of issuance of an ALTA Title Policy including protection against mechanics and other liens and guaranteeing the property to be free and clear of exceptions other than the mortgage liens and standard and customary exceptions.
Purchaser shall pay one-half (1/2) of the escrow fees, one-half (1/2) of the applicable city transfer taxes, all costs associated with Purchaser's financing, all of the recording costs with respect to the Deed, and the entire portion ALTA Title Policy not required to be paid by Seller (including endorsements).
ALTA Title Policy and independent survey with costs split equally showing title vested in Buyer’s name with no encumbrance or exceptions shown except those previously approved by Buyer’s in writing.