The Real Estate Book-Shreveport/Bossier City, LA

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Louisiana Realty & ASSOCIATES Judi Bruce, Broker (318) 469-3810 (318) 584-7225 Bossier City, LA Mike Anderson Managing Partner (318) 349-6712 Jennifer Burrus (318)349-0022 Dan Dobson (318) 272-6120 Megan Harmon (318) 455-1708 Judi Bruce Broker (318)469-3810 If you are buying, selling or building... we can help you with it all. LOOKING FOR A FEW GOOD AGENTS! Commercial/Residential No Agent Fees! Call Mike at 318-349-6712 TEXT: R606624 GET INSTANT INFO: TEXT PROPERTY CODE TO 52187 * SOUTHERN TRACE New Construction! 3 Bedroom/2.5 Bath. Incredible corner lot w/ impressive stone entry leading to a private porch w/ views to nearby scenic pond. Wood floors throughout w/ mosaic tile in wet areasno carpet! Master suite downstairs, loft area, two bedrooms w/ Jack & Jill bath upstairs. $440,000 Call Jennifer 318-349-0022 TEXT: R633994 NEW LISTING AWESOME COUNTRY HOME hidden TEXT: R683034 TEXT: R616253 in the woods near Cypress Lake. Large open floor plan, sunken family room, panorama view from kitchen, Private master suite on second floor, 3 br, 2 ba $269,000 Call Judi 318-469-3810 TEXT: R672727 BEAUTIFUL GRAND BAYOU LAKE SHREVEPORT, HAZEL CIRCLE, OPERATING CONVENIENCE STORE View lot. Ready to build. Gated street w/ community boat launch. $25,000. Call Mike 318-349-6712. Handyman special, great rental unit, 3 Br, 1 Ba, Priced to sell $92,500. Call Dan 318-272-6120 plus gas. Business and real estate included. $324,900. Call Dan for details 318-272-6120. TEXT: R326351 AIRPLANE HANGAR COMMERCIAL REDUCED SHREVEPORT REGIONAL AIRPORT hangar. Incredible property with great 2100 BENTON ROAD, SUITE #A, 3,575 SF. $4,500/month lease. Great GRAND CANE, HWY 171, 4 br, 2 ba, 2,950 sf home on acre and a half lot. In living area. $450,000. Call Mike location & property. Excellent Retail location. ground pool. Home needs updating, but Anderson 318-349-6712 Formerly Wine Cellar. Call Mike priced to sell! $150,000. Call Dan, 318- 318-349-6712 272-6120
TITLE INSURANCE ON NEW CONSTRUCTION? YES, AND HERE'S WHY! BY BARBARA PRONIN When home buyers are purchasing a newly constructed single-family residence or condo in a just-built development, they may wonder why they need to pay for title insurance on property that no one has ever owned? The answer is fairly simple: While buyers may be the first owners of this newly constructed residence, chances are there were prior owners of the land upon which the residence was built. A title search is the safest way to discover the existence of any liens against the formerly unimproved land. Need more reason for a title search? Suppose the developer, in constructing the home, has failed to pay a supplier or subcontractor? Very likely, the injured party will – or perhaps already has – filed a lien (known as a mechanics lien) against the property. Additionally, so that there is no question as to ownership in the future, it should be verified that the land in this brand new development was properly subdivided, and that the owner’s new home is on the correctly identified lot. Last but not least, title insurance may cover mistakes made in the County Recorder’s office. For example, if an existing lien was filed but not found due to a clerical error, the new property-holder might be left “holding the bag” in defending against a lienholder’s legal action, if there weren’t a title insurance policy in place covering the property. The fact is, because the lender wants to be sure there is a clear title on the property that secures their mortgage, they will require that a lender’s title insurance policy be purchased. But the lender’s title policy merely protects the lender and not the buyer who pays for the policy. Only the purchase of an owner’s title insurance policy will protect the new homeowner against any covered threats to the title of the property, whether they are discovered before or after the time of closing. One of the goals of the title company is to help agents maintain the trust they have built with their buyers. Stressing the need for title insurance in connection with the purchase of a newly-built home is a good way to protect their property interests, thereby strengthening productive customer relationships. Barbara Pronin is an award-winning writer based in Orange County, Calif. A former news editor with more than 30 years of experience in journalism and corporate communications, she has specialized in real estate topics for over a decade.
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