Why would you send a copy of the Title Information Document to the buyers and the lender?

• A. To confirm new owner details and charge
• B. To advertise the property
• C. To request a mortgage
• D. To notify local authorities

Answer: (A)

The Title Information Document is used to verify two key facts about the property: who is registered as the owner and what charges or encumbrances attach to the title. If you send a copy to both the buyers and the lender, everyone has the same verified information about ownership and any existing charges. For the buyer, this confirms who actually owns the property and whether any existing charges could affect their title or the transfer. For the lender, it provides the necessary details to assess the loan’s security and to decide what, if anything, must be discharged or dealt with on completion. It isn’t about advertising the property, requesting a mortgage, or notifying authorities, but about confirming title details and any charges to ensure a smooth and secure transaction.