An In-depth Exploration of Title Insurance, Legal Descriptions, Liens, and More in Real Estate Transactions for Legal and Real Estate Professionals
This comprehensive course offers an in-depth look at the intricacies of title insurance and real estate titles. Participants will explore the essentials of owner and lender title policies, common issues with legal descriptions, and the importance of title insurance in protecting against fraudulent transactions.
Additionally, the course will cover the challenges of dealing with old, unreleased liens and the processes involved in resolving title defects. Real-world examples and expert insights will equip attendees with practical knowledge to navigate complex real estate transactions effectively.
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Vice-President, New Mexico Underwriting Counsel at Fidelity National Title Group
Orlando Lucero is a seasoned expert in the field of title insurance, currently responsible for advising New Mexico Fidelity family independent agents and overseeing direct operations related to underwriting title insurance policies. He holds the position of President at the New Mexico Land Title Association. Orlando has a distinguished history of service within the American Bar Association (ABA). He has served as the Real Property Division Vice-Chair of the ABA Section of Real Property, Trust and Estate Law, and is currently one of the section's delegates to the ABA House of Delegates. His leadership roles within the ABA include chairing the Council on Racial and Ethnic Diversity in the Educational Pipeline and serving on the ABA Board of Governors. He continues to contribute as a member of the ABA's Council of the Fund for Justice and Education (FJE) and is an active member of the ABA Bar Foundation. An accomplished author and lecturer, Orlando frequently shares his extensive knowledge on various aspects of the title insurance business, including title and escrow. He is available for presentations and classes to companies or groups interested in deepening their understanding of these areas.
