FAQ

Title insurance protects the buyer and lender from potential legal issues with the property’s ownership. According to the Illinois Multi-Board Residential Real Estate Contract 8.0, sellers must provide clear and marketable title at closing, which requires a title insurance policy.

Yes. The Illinois Multi-Board Residential Real Estate Contract 8.0 requires sellers to provide an owner’s title insurance policy to the buyer to ensure a clear title free of legal complications.

Many attorneys and large title companies overcharge for title insurance because they assume sellers won’t shop around. Their fees are often significantly marked up, costing sellers more than necessary.

We focus on efficiency and transparency, offering the same title insurance coverage at a significantly lower cost. Instead of high markups, we provide fair pricing so you get the protection you need without overpaying.

No! The title insurance you receive from us is the same as what you’d get from a high-priced attorney or big title company. We follow the same legal requirements—just at a lower cost.

It depends on the price of your home, but most sellers save hundreds to thousands of dollars by using All Clear Title instead of a traditional title company or attorney. Use the savings calculator below to see exactly how much you can keep in your pocket.

It’s simple! Just let your real estate agent or attorney know that you want to use All Clear Title for your title insurance policy. We’ll handle the rest, ensuring a smooth and seamless process.

Not at all! We work just as fast—if not faster—than traditional title companies, ensuring everything is processed quickly and efficiently so you close on time without delays.

Your agent or attorney may have a preferred title company they work with, but you have the right to choose your own title provider. Just tell them you want to use All Clear Title, and we’ll take care of the rest.

Use the savings calculator below to see how much you could save, then contact us to make sure you’re not overpaying on your title insurance premium. It’s your money—keep more of it!