TLA Financial Services
Title Insurance Services
A TLA Core Value:
"Our Focus"
Everyday TLA handles large sums of various currencies. The only way to ensure customer confidence is to provide a level of service and guarantee that is beyond reproach. We’re your team in the background working to ensure your deal goes seamlessly. We are your security blanket, your safety net.
Property Transfer
The land transfer and “notario público” process in Mexico and other Latin American countries differs significantly from the U.S. system. In Mexico, a notario acknowledges and certifies a property transfer, which provides “judicial certainty” as to the authenticity of the process. Without title insurance, a buyer may find it very difficult to recover monetarily for errors and omissions of a notario público in the transfer process. Public registries in Mexico and most Latin American countries do not provide monetary indemnification in the event of loss due to a title defect or errors. As in the U.S., Title Insurance may be an effective tool to mitigate risk in Mexican real estate transactions.
Title Insurance
The Title Insurance market in Mexico and Latin America continues to evolve. TLA can facilitate the purchase of a U.S.-style Title Insurance policy to protect against recording errors, liens, encumbrances, encroachments, taxes and boundary line disputes, plus fraud, misrepresentation, impersonation, secret marriages, incapacity of parties and undisclosed heirs.
“Our goal was to model the U.S. transactional structure
to encapsulate both a buyer’s and seller’s expectations
for purchasing and selling real estate, originally in Mexico
and now throughout Latin America.”
- Jonathan Pikoff, TLA Partner
TLA Financial Services
Title Insurance Services
Property Transfer
The land transfer and “notario público” process in Mexico and other Latin American countries differs significantly from the U.S. system. In Mexico, a notario acknowledges and certifies a property transfer, which provides “judicial certainty” as to the authenticity of the process. Without title insurance, a buyer may find it very difficult to recover monetarily for errors and omissions of a notario público in the transfer process. Public registries in Mexico and most Latin American countries do not provide monetary indemnification in the event of loss due to a title defect or errors. As in the U.S., Title Insurance may be an effective tool to mitigate risk in Mexican real estate transactions.
Title Insurance
The Title Insurance market in Mexico and Latin America continues to evolve. TLA can facilitate the purchase of a U.S.-style Title Insurance policy to protect against recording errors, liens, encumbrances, encroachments, taxes and boundary line disputes, plus fraud, misrepresentation, impersonation, secret marriages, incapacity of parties and undisclosed heirs.
A TLA Core Value:
"Our Focus"
Everyday TLA handles large sums of various currencies. The only way to ensure customer confidence is to provide a level of service and guarantee that is beyond reproach. We’re your team in the background working to ensure your deal goes seamlessly. We are your security blanket, your safety net.
“Our goal was to model the U.S. transactional structure
to encapsulate both a buyer’s and seller’s expectations
for purchasing and selling real estate,
originally in Mexico and now throughout Latin America.”
- Jonathan Pikoff, TLA Partner
