AR Underwriting Summary

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Search/Exam

  • Minimum Search Requirements Arkansas Law requires a minimum 30 year search. Arkansas Code 23-103-408
  • Plant or other search restrictions No but abstractors are licensed
  • Additional Requirements for REO Searches N/A
  • Foreclosure Checklist N/a
  • Special Searches Required (Code, HOA, Utilities)? None
  • Survey Requirements
    • Purchase – No for platted residential
    • Refinance – No

UPL

The commitment and final policy must be issued by a Licensed Title Insurance Agency and signed by a Licensed Title Insurance Agent. There is no requirement for attorney involvement in keeping with Act 684 of 2007 and its associated rules.

Vesting

Property Tax

Mortgage/Transfer Tax

Spousal Joinder Requirements/Homestead

Power Of Attorney

Construction Liens

Foreclosure Review

Instrument Requirements

Who May Serve As Trustee On Deed Of Trust

Both Deeds of Trust and Mortgages are used. A trustee can be: A licensed Arkansas Attorney. A Bank or S & L authorized to do business in Arkansas. A duly licensed Trust Company. An agency or authority of the State of Arkansas. ACA § 118-50-102. An underwriter or title agent cannot be a trustee unless they qualify with the above.

Time Limitations

  • US Judgment Liens 20 years
  • State Court Judgment Liens 10 years
  • Federal Tax Liens 10 years (+ 30 days)
  • State Tax Liens 10 years
  • Estate Tax Lien 10 years
  • State Inheritance Tax Liens 20 years
  • Mechanics Liens 120 days
  • Financing Statements 5 years
  • Mortgages
  • HOA Liens
  • Condominium assessments
  • Child Support Liens


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