> First Title's Residential Loan Protection Policy not only gives you protection beyond that given by a solicitor's certificate, it can also remove barriers and make your client's home refinancing safe and easy.

> Why would a lender accept a Title Insurance policy instead of a solicitor's certificate?
> Will the title insurance policy cover all the things contained in a Solicitor's certificate?
> Can a lender insure a pool of existing mortgages it is purchasing?
> Can we insure our mortgages when refinancing?
> Will a title insurance policy guarantee enforceability of a mortgage?
> Will a title insurance policy cover any loss on sale if there is a defect in the property?
> What will the title insurer do to ensure I get a registered mortgage?
> How will the changes to the Law Practitioner's Act affect a title insured lender?
> How does title insurance cover fit in with Lender's Mortgage Insurance?

Title insurance complements LMI cover. Most LMI insurers will reduce or deny cover if a mortgage is or is claimed to be unenforceable. If this occurs, title insurance obtained through First Title not only operates to cover the costs of defending any claim based on unenforceability, but it also provides the lender with timely payment cover until the issue is resolved.

> What are the risks covered?