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CHICAGO TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY 2006 CLE Seminar Presentation From Barns to Big Boxes and Bungalows: Title Insurance Tales of a Mixed Use Development CHICAGO TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY 2006 CLE Seminar Presentation From Barns to Big Boxes and Bungalows: Title Insurance Tales of a Mixed Use Development Table of Contents Table of Contents Map Index Exhibit Index Topics Index RAW LAND ACQUISITION I. Water and Sewer Assessments 1 II. Foreclosure 1 III. Foreclosure and Tax Liens 2 IV. Temporary Construction Easement 4 V. Residential Home with Lease Option 4 VI. Railroad Car 5 VII. Single Headstone 5 VII. Growing Crops 7 IX. Rogue Deed 8 X. Holographic Will 9 XI. Re-recording Error and Intervening Judgment 10 XII. Restriction for Agricultural Uses 11 XIII. Gap Between Parcels 11 XIV. Improvements and Use By Third Party 12 XV. Timber Deed 13 XVI. Controlled Access Highway 14 XVII. Fence Encroachment 15 XVIII. Access Road Over Existing “residential” lot 15 DEVELOPMENT PHASE I. Property Tax Issues 17 II. Declarations of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions 22 a. Common Law and the “Scheme of Development” 23 b. Applicability: Planned Community Act 24 c. Creating a Master Association under the Planned Community Act 25 d. Owners’ Associations 26 e. Development and Use Restrictions 27 f. Transfer of declarant’s rights 33 g. Architectural Review / Control Committee 34 h. Assessment liens 34 i. Amendments and Modifications 41 j. Expirations and Extensions 43 k. Terminations 45 l. Change of circumstances 46 m. Annexing additional “future development” areas of adjoining 47 properties n. Indexing provisions – different under condo vs. PCA vs. PUD 48 o. Common areas 50 p. Consent of Lender 52 III. Plats 53 IV. Surveys 64 a. Survey Matters 64 b. Legal Descriptions 68 c. Surveys and Survey Coverage for Clients 68 d. NC Surveying standards and statutes of limitations 69 e. ALTA/ACSM Standards 69 f. Hot Topic: Contracting to sell unplatted lots 69 COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT LOANS I. Loan Policy Underwriting Philosophy 76 II. Deed of Trust 76 a. Extended Coverage 76 b. Future Advances Construction Loan / Revolving Line of Credit 77 c. First Lien Priority 79 d. Release Provisions 81 III. Date-down Requirements 82 IV. Insurance over Mechanics’ and Materialmen’s Liens 83 V. Insured Legal Description 87 VI. Access / Insured Appurtenances 88 a. Direct Access 88 b. Indirect Access over Easement 89 c. Rights under Master Declaration 90 VII. Affirmative Coverage over Exceptions 91 a. General Utility Easements 91 b. Specific Easements 92 c. Encroachments 93 d. Access to Burial Ground 93 VIII. Survey Coverage 93 IX. Tenants 94 X. Zoning 95 XI. Subdivision 97 XII. Tax Parcel 98 XIII. Creditors’ Rights 99 XIV. Entities 100 a. Names -- Record Title 100 b. Power of Attorney for Managing Member 101 XV. Gap Coverage 102 XVI. Other Endorsements 104 COMMERCIAL SALES I. Construction of The Shoppes at Sumac Park 105 A. Master Covenants,, Conditions and Restrictions 106 B. Recorded Plat Issues 109 C. Pre-Existing Deed of Trust 110 D. Claim of Lien against Fee Owner 110 E. Prior Memorandum of Lease 113 F. Zoning 114 G. Reciprocal Easement Agreement 117 H. Survey Matters 118 I. Requirement for a Valid Lease Agreement and Deed of Trust 120 J. Leasehold Endorsements 123 II. Lease to Retail Tenant 125 A. Claims of Lien against Sum-Mac 125 III. Sale of Outparcel 127 A. Non-Compete or Exclusive Use Limitations 128 CONDOMINIUMS I. Purchase of Undeveloped Land 129 a. Title Insurance Policies (Owner and Loan) 129 b. Option to Purchase 130 II. Purchase of Individual Units 131 a. Public Offering Statement 131 b. Contracts to sell units 132 III. Declarations and Plat 133 IV. Owners’ Association 134 V. Purchaser and Lender Title Insurance Policies 134 VI. Isolated Issues with Come Unit Sales 135 a. Incorrect Unit Number 136 b. Association Mechanics’ Liens / Encumbrances 136 c. Association Assessments 137 d. Association Fines 137 e. Encroachments 139 f. Relocation of Boundaries 139 g. User Fees 140 h. Incorrect Tax Parcel Number 140 VII. Phase 3 of the Condominium Development; Purchase and Credit Line Deed 140 of Trust Modification a. Loan Modification for Purchase and Construction 140 b. Supplemental Declaration, Plats, Public Offering Statement 141 SINGLE FAMILY DEVELOPMENT I. Purchase by Builder 143 a. Restrictive Covenants and Conditions 143 b. The Recorded Plat 144 c. The Survey 146 II. Purchase by Individual Homeowner 147 a. Vesting title in the new owner 147 III. Taxes and assessments 150 IV. Mechanics’, Laborers’ and Materialmen’s Liens 152 a. Services provided to the owner of the property 152 b. Services provided to a contractor on behalf of the owner 153 V. Homeowners’ Associations 153 VI. Title Insurance Policies 154 a. Loan Policies 154 b. Owner’s Policies 154 VII. Deeds of Trust and Mortgages 155 Topic Index Topic Subtopic Raw Dev Dev Comm Condo Single Land Phase Loan Dev Family Access Generally 56, 64 109 145 Controlled 14 64 88 Affirmative Utility 91 119 Coverage easements Assessments 1 152 Burial Grounds 5 67 93 & cemeteries Closing 134 Protection Condominium Assessments / 137 Dues Boundary 139 relocation Contracts to sell 132 units liens on 136 common areas Plat – as-built 133 Public Offering 131 Statement Supplements / 141 annexation Unit vs. 136 Address User fees 140 Contiguity 64 Contracts to Sell 69 132 Creditors’ 99 Rights Crops 7 Deeds of Trust Date down 82 Future Advance 77 Lien Priority 79 110 Modification 140 Mortgage 155 Satisfaction Purchase 87 Money vs. Construction Topic Index –Page 1 of 7 Topic Subtopic Raw Dev Dev Comm Condo Single Land Phase Loan Dev Family Deeds of Trust Release 81 provisions Revolving Line 77 of Credit Easements Affirmative 91 Coverage Appurtenant 89 Reciprocal 116 Easements Temporary 4 Construction Encroachments 15 93 Entities 100 148 Federal Tax 2 Liens Foreclosure 1 Gap Coverage 102 Grave (see burial grounds) Improvements 67 Incompetents 150 Judgments Against Buyer 147 Intervening 10 Leases & Tenants Deed of Trust 122 Endorsements 123 License 12 Recorded 4 94 105, Memorandum 113, of Lease 120 Subordination, 121 Nondisturbance & Attornment Unrecorded 95 Legal 68 87 Description Mechanics’ Liens Affidavits & 84 152 Indemnities Topic Index –Page 2 of 7 Topic Subtopic Raw Dev Dev Comm Condo Single Land Phase Loan Dev Family Mechanics’ Lessee 125 Liens Owner- 83 110 152 Developer- Builder Purchase 87 Money vs. Construction Subcontractor 153 Subordinations 85 153 Minors 150 Option to 4 130 Purchase Ownership Interests Merger 100 Names 100 Power of 101 149 attorney Tenancy-by- 8 147 entirety Tenancy in 8 148 common Plats Commercial Common Areas 60 Condominium 133 Condominium – Relocation of Boundaries Generally 53 109 144 Legend 145 Requirements 53 Restrictions Roads & 56, 61 145 Access Single Family 144 Supplement / 141 annexation (condominium) Topic Index –Page 3 of 7 Topic Subtopic Raw Dev Dev Comm Condo Single Land Phase Loan Dev Family Powers of Entities 101 149 Attorney Property Taxes Associations 18 Burial sites 18 Carveouts of 20 151 developed / sold parcels Condominiums 140 Developer 17 150 Improvements 17 151 Indemnities 21 Outsales 151 Partial 19 151 Payments Personal 19 151 Property Prepayments 19 151 Releases 20 151 Tax Parcel 98 Endorsement Railroads 5 67 Recording Re-recording 10 Restrictive Covenants Agricultural 11 Use Amendments & 41 Modifications Annexing / 47 Future Development Architectural 34 Review Assessments / 34 137 153 Dues Change of 46 Circumstances Commercial 128 “use” and noncompete Topic Index –Page 4 of 7 Topic Subtopic Raw Dev Dev Comm Condo Single Land Phase Loan Dev Family Restrictive Common Areas 50 133 Covenants Common Area 136 – liens Common area - 139 Encroachments Common law – 23 Scheme of Development Condominium 133 Declarants’ 33 Rights Endorsements 107 Expiration 43 Extensions 43 Fines 137 Generally 22 143 Indexing 48 Lender Consent 52 Master 25 90 106 Declarations Owners’ 26 134 153 Associations Planned 24 Community Act Residential lot 15 30 as road Residential vs. Single family Supplement 141 Terminations 45 Use 27 143 Restrictions Topic Index –Page 5 of 7

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