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Maryland considers requiring closing protection
Legislative Developments
Monday, February 13, 2012
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The General Assembly of Maryland is considering a bill that would provide closing protection to borrowers, sellers, lenders and buyers who are party to a real estate transactions. Read on to learn more about the proposed coverage and how the legislature expects title insurers to cover closing claims.

 


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