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How the mortgage meltdown has impacted the title insurance business?

How the mortgage meltdown has impacted the title insurance business?
Mon May 12 2008, 17:03 - California - General Area - 1 answer
 
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In a sense all the affiliated services associated with a real estate transaction have been affected somewhat by the economic slowdown. Less homes selling mean less title insurance policies issued. So I would say that volume has been impacted, service and pricing has not.

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