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Alabama
Uses American Land Title Association (ALTA) policies; buyers and sellers typically split closing costs.
Alaska
Uses ALTA owner’s and lender’s policies with standard endorsements; no documentary or transfer taxes.
Arizona
Title insurance is common; practices vary by county.
Arkansas
Title insurance is standard in real estate transactions.
California
Uses both ALTA and California Land Title Association (CLTA) policies; practices differ between Northern (title companies handle escrow) and Southern California (escrow companies or lenders handle escrow).
Colorado
Uses American Land Title Association (ALTA) policies; buyers and sellers typically split closing costs.
Connecticut
Uses ALTA owner’s and lender’s policies with standard endorsements; no documentary or transfer taxes.
Delaware
Title insurance is common; practices vary by county.
Florida
Title insurance is standard in real estate transactions.
Georgia
Uses both ALTA and California Land Title Association (CLTA) policies; practices differ between Northern (title companies handle escrow) and Southern California (escrow companies or lenders handle escrow).
Hawaii
Uses American Land Title Association (ALTA) policies; buyers and sellers typically split closing costs.
Idaho
Uses ALTA owner’s and lender’s policies with standard endorsements; no documentary or transfer taxes.
Illinois
Title insurance is common; practices vary by county.
Indiana
Title insurance is standard in real estate transactions.
Iowa
Uses both ALTA and California Land Title Association (CLTA) policies; practices differ between Northern (title companies handle escrow) and Southern California (escrow companies or lenders handle escrow).
Kansas
Uses American Land Title Association (ALTA) policies; buyers and sellers typically split closing costs.
Kentucky
Uses ALTA owner’s and lender’s policies with standard endorsements; no documentary or transfer taxes.
Louisiana
Title insurance is common; practices vary by county.
Maine
Title insurance is standard in real estate transactions.
Maryland
Uses both ALTA and California Land Title Association (CLTA) policies; practices differ between Northern (title companies handle escrow) and Southern California (escrow companies or lenders handle escrow).
Massachusetts
Uses American Land Title Association (ALTA) policies; buyers and sellers typically split closing costs.
Michigan
Uses ALTA owner’s and lender’s policies with standard endorsements; no documentary or transfer taxes.
Minnesota
Title insurance is common; practices vary by county.
Mississippi
Title insurance is standard in real estate transactions.
Missouri
Uses both ALTA and California Land Title Association (CLTA) policies; practices differ between Northern (title companies handle escrow) and Southern California (escrow companies or lenders handle escrow).
Montana
Uses American Land Title Association (ALTA) policies; buyers and sellers typically split closing costs.
Nebraska
Uses ALTA owner’s and lender’s policies with standard endorsements; no documentary or transfer taxes.
Nevada
Title insurance is common; practices vary by county.
New Hampshire
Title insurance is standard in real estate transactions.
New Jersey
Uses both ALTA and California Land Title Association (CLTA) policies; practices differ between Northern (title companies handle escrow) and Southern California (escrow companies or lenders handle escrow).
New Mexico
Uses American Land Title Association (ALTA) policies; buyers and sellers typically split closing costs.
New York
Uses ALTA owner’s and lender’s policies with standard endorsements; no documentary or transfer taxes.
North Carolina
Title insurance is common; practices vary by county.
North Dakota
Title insurance is standard in real estate transactions.
Ohio
Uses both ALTA and California Land Title Association (CLTA) policies; practices differ between Northern (title companies handle escrow) and Southern California (escrow companies or lenders handle escrow).
Oklahoma
Uses American Land Title Association (ALTA) policies; buyers and sellers typically split closing costs.
Oregon
Uses ALTA owner’s and lender’s policies with standard endorsements; no documentary or transfer taxes.
Pennsylvania
Title insurance is common; practices vary by county.
Rhode Island
Title insurance is standard in real estate transactions.
South Carolina
Uses both ALTA and California Land Title Association (CLTA) policies; practices differ between Northern (title companies handle escrow) and Southern California (escrow companies or lenders handle escrow).
South Dakota
Uses American Land Title Association (ALTA) policies; buyers and sellers typically split closing costs.
Tennessee
Uses ALTA owner’s and lender’s policies with standard endorsements; no documentary or transfer taxes.
Texas
Title insurance is common; practices vary by county.
Utah
Title insurance is standard in real estate transactions.
Vermont
Uses both ALTA and California Land Title Association (CLTA) policies; practices differ between Northern (title companies handle escrow) and Southern California (escrow companies or lenders handle escrow).
Virginia
Uses American Land Title Association (ALTA) policies; buyers and sellers typically split closing costs.
Washington
Uses ALTA owner’s and lender’s policies with standard endorsements; no documentary or transfer taxes.
West Virginia
Title insurance is common; practices vary by county.
Wisconsin
Title insurance is standard in real estate transactions.
Wyoming
Uses both ALTA and California Land Title Association (CLTA) policies; practices differ between Northern (title companies handle escrow) and Southern California (escrow companies or lenders handle escrow).
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Virginia
Uses American Land Title Association (ALTA) policies; buyers and sellers typically split closing costs.
Washington
Uses ALTA owner’s and lender’s policies with standard endorsements; no documentary or transfer taxes.
West Virginia
Title insurance is common; practices vary by county.
Wisconsin
Title insurance is standard in real estate transactions.
Wyoming
Uses both ALTA and California Land Title Association (CLTA) policies; practices differ between Northern (title companies handle escrow) and Southern California (escrow companies or lenders handle escrow).
