Locust Knoll Title Company LLC is a title insurance agency writing title and insurance policies in the States of West Virginia and Virginia for title underwriters Old Republic Title (WV only), Stewart Title & Guaranty Company and Fidelity National Title. Our offices are located at 112 S. Cameron Street, 2nd Floor, Winchester, VA 22601 , and telephone number of 540-450-5550.
Locust Knoll Title Company LLC is staffed by Julie Dalton who has been a title producer in the Commonwealth of Virginia since 1992 and is knowledgeable and well-versed in title insurance issues. Julie's email address is jdalton@locustknoll.com
In addition to assisting you with your title insurance needs, Locust Knoll Title Company LLC can, if you wish, refer your real estate needs to its title providers who are able to assist you with the additional services of title exams, preparation of the legal documents and settlements. Locust Knoll Title Company LLC ,together with its partner, will assist you with all the necessary services for you to complete any purchase of any property in the Commonwealth of Virginia or the State of West Virginia or refinance any property in these jurisdictions.
The Locust Knoll Title providers are ( l ) Crawford Law Group PLLC at 1 12 S. Cameron Street, 1st Floor Winchester, VA 22601 540-662-3486, and (2) Frederick S. Vondy at 125 W. Boscawen Street, Winchester, VA 22601 540-667-8735.
Locust Knoll Title Company LLC and its title providers recognize that when you purchase real estate this may well be the single most significant financial transaction in your lifetime and we strive to assist you with the necessary protection through our title underwriters that are available in the market place.
All three of our title underwriters provide for two types of owner's policies for natural persons. They go by various names, but they provide essentially the same coverages. The first type of owner's policy is the standard owners title insurance policy, and the second type is an enhanced title insurance policy which assists you with additional coverages at an additional price. We attach a copy of the differences in the policies' coverages.
We believe that since you are making a substantial investment in the property which you are purchasing, that an additional reasonable cost of buying the enhanced policy is to your benefit. The standard policy basically covers issues which are of public record in the courthouse while, as you can see, the enhanced provides for additional coverages outside of the courthouse. Title examiners are responsible for what is in the courthouse only so the additional coverage for matters outside the courthouse makes sense for your maximum protection.
