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Texas Title — homeowners Complaints in Texas

Detailed analysis of 2 homeowners insurance complaints filed against Texas Title by consumers in Texas, based on public NAIC and state DOI data.

Key Statistics

  • homeowners Complaints in Texas: 2
  • Total homeowners Complaints (All States): 2
  • Texas Share: 100.0%
  • AI Risk Score: 39/100

Analysis: Texas Title homeowners in Texas

Texas Title has accumulated 2 homeowners insurance complaints from consumers in Texas. Across all states, Texas Title has 2 total homeowners complaints, making Texas responsible for 100.0% of the volume.

The most frequent complaint sub-type is Escrow Fees/Closing Costs | Additional Monies Received with 2 complaints.

The most active year was 2015 with 2 complaints filed.

Consumers in Texas who have homeowners disputes with Texas Title can file a complaint with the Texas Department of Insurance.

homeowners Complaint Issues in Texas

Issue TypeComplaints%
Escrow Fees/Closing Costs | Additional Monies Received2100.0%

Complaints by Year

  • 2015: 2 complaints

Recent homeowners Complaints Against Texas Title in Texas

Frequently Asked Questions

How many homeowners complaints does Texas Title have in Texas?

Texas Title has 2 homeowners insurance complaints on file from consumers in Texas, according to NAIC and state DOI data.

What are the most common homeowners complaint issues with Texas Title in Texas?

The most common issues are: Escrow Fees/Closing Costs | Additional Monies Received (2).

How does Texas Title's homeowners record in Texas compare to other states?

Texas Title has 2 homeowners complaints in Texas out of 2 total homeowners complaints nationwide. That is 100.0% of their homeowners volume.

Where can I file a homeowners complaint against Texas Title in Texas?

You can file a complaint with the Texas Department of Insurance. The NAIC Consumer Information Source at https://content.naic.org/cis_consumer.htm also accepts complaints.

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