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MD Title Insurance Producer 2024-2025 Exam Preparation, Exams of Insurance Economics

A study guide or practice exam for aspiring title insurance producers in maryland. It covers a range of topics related to the title insurance industry, including policy types, rates, covered risks, licensing requirements, and regulatory oversight. A series of fill-in-the-blank and multiple-choice questions, along with the correct answers, to test the reader's knowledge of these key concepts. The level of detail and the focus on specific maryland regulations and requirements suggest this document is intended for individuals preparing to take the state's title insurance producer licensing exam in 2024 or 2025. The comprehensive coverage of relevant topics and the inclusion of graded, verified answers make this document a potentially valuable resource for students seeking to obtain their title insurance producer license in maryland.

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2024/2025

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MD Title Insurance Producer 2024-2025. Questions and
Correct, Verified Answers. Graded A+
10. FILL IN THE BLANKS and ANSWER THE MULTIPLE CHOICE: Rates on an owner's policy are generally
___HIGHER___ than that of a loan policy due to the assumption of risk and the likelihood that an
owner's policy will probably be in effect longer than a loan policy. The policy should be a
___OWNER___Policy and not a Loan Policy. In Maryland the discount rate is usually 40% What are the
two types of issue rates?
A. Discount Rate and Policy Rate
B. Simultaneous Issue and Discount Rate.
C. Policy Rate Reissue and Premium Rate.
D. Simultaneous Issue and Reissue Rate. - ANSD. Simultaneous Issue and Reissue Rate.
11. These covered risks are associated with a specific policy: Forgery and impersonation; Lack of
competency, (capacity or legal authority of a party); Deed not joined in by a necessary party (co-owner,
heir, spouse, corporate officer, or business partner); Undisclosed (but recorded) prior mortgage or lien;
Undisclosed (but recorded) easement or use restriction; Erroneous or inadequate legal descriptions; Lack
of a right access and deed not properly recoded deals with are all risk, Choose the correct policy. - ANS
2. Title insurance producers may not convert or misappropriate funds held in escrow or trust while:
A. Soliciting, procuring, or negotiations title insurance contracts.
B. Performing escrow, closing, and settlement services.
C. A title insurer
D. A and B
E. B and C
F. C and A
G. All of the above. - ANSD. A and B
3. A bond or letter of credit required in addition to meeting any applicable requirements for a license to
act as and insurance producer under this subtitle, a sole proprietor, a limited liability company, a
partnership, or a corporate applicant for a license as a title insurance producer shall file file with
commissioner:
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MD Title Insurance Producer 2024-2025. Questions and

Correct, Verified Answers. Graded A+

  1. FILL IN THE BLANKS and ANSWER THE MULTIPLE CHOICE: Rates on an owner's policy are generally HIGHER than that of a loan policy due to the assumption of risk and the likelihood that an owner's policy will probably be in effect longer than a loan policy. The policy should be a ___OWNER___Policy and not a Loan Policy. In Maryland the discount rate is usually 40% What are the two types of issue rates? A. Discount Rate and Policy Rate B. Simultaneous Issue and Discount Rate. C. Policy Rate Reissue and Premium Rate. D. Simultaneous Issue and Reissue Rate. - ANSD. Simultaneous Issue and Reissue Rate.
  2. These covered risks are associated with a specific policy: Forgery and impersonation; Lack of competency, (capacity or legal authority of a party); Deed not joined in by a necessary party (co-owner, heir, spouse, corporate officer, or business partner); Undisclosed (but recorded) prior mortgage or lien; Undisclosed (but recorded) easement or use restriction; Erroneous or inadequate legal descriptions; Lack of a right access and deed not properly recoded deals with are all risk, Choose the correct policy. - ANS
  3. Title insurance producers may not convert or misappropriate funds held in escrow or trust while: A. Soliciting, procuring, or negotiations title insurance contracts. B. Performing escrow, closing, and settlement services. C. A title insurer D. A and B E. B and C F. C and A G. All of the above. - ANSD. A and B
  4. A bond or letter of credit required in addition to meeting any applicable requirements for a license to act as and insurance producer under this subtitle, a sole proprietor, a limited liability company, a partnership, or a corporate applicant for a license as a title insurance producer shall file file with commissioner:

A. A blanket fidelity bond covering appropriate employees and title insurance producer independent contractors. B. Notary commission. C. A blanket surety bond D. A letter of credit. E. A, B, and C. F. B, C, and D. G. A, C and D. - ANSG. A, C and D.

  1. How many days a surety insurer have to notify the title insurance producer and the Commissioner before canceling a bond or letter of credit? A. At least 30 days B. At least 45 days C. At least 90 days D. At least 60 days - ANSA. At least 30 days
  2. The MD insurance administration and Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulations shall do all except? A. Develop a document, entitled "The Title Insurance Consumers Bill of Rights", that explains a costumers rights and responsibilities in real Estate transaction closing. B. Make the document available on their websites C. Examine the current rate review and approval process for title insurance premiums. D. Adopt regulations requiring that the documents to be provided to a consumer at the same time that a good faith estimate is given to a consumer in connection with a mortgage loan. E. Shara information rehearsing complains received involving a real estate closing and Work collaboratively to track any patterns of problem transactions or licenses. - ANSC. Examine the current rate review and approval process for title insurance premiums.
  3. Commingling of trust funds is not allowed. However, in the case of MD affordable Housing Trust (MAHT) Accounts commingling are required. Section 22-103 of the codes requires the commingling of the interested received I. Deposits of trust money where the interest will not be greater than what amount?

B. Is distinguished from another business, occupation, or person. C. Provides escrow , closing, or settlement services that may result in issuance of a title insurance contract as an independent contractor for, or on behalf of , a license and appointed title insurance producer. D. Is not an employee of or associated with, the licensed and appointed title insurance producer. - ANSB. Is distinguised from another business, occupaton, or person.