Tennessee Real Estate Consumer Fraud Protection Act amends real property laws to require attorney-prepared deeds, shared title insurance premiums.
The Tennessee Real Estate Consumer Fraud Protection Act amends various sections of Tennessee Code to enhance consumer protection in real estate transactions. It mandates that deeds for real property must be prepared by a licensed attorney, with the attorney's board of professional responsibility number included. Deeds not prepared by an attorney, recorded after July 1, 2026, may be declared void. The act also requires foreign title insurance companies to maintain a state office if they have outstanding liability in Tennessee.
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