Title insurance is regulated in NY by their Department of Banking and Insurance.
Check out their website at: ins.state.ny.us
Go on the website of any of the larger title companies or their local agents. They usually have an FAQ section explaining title insurance and what it covers.
All title insurance is calculated by a per $1000 rate based on sales price or refinance rate. The State of New York has regulated fees and are determined by geographic zone.
There are several car insurance companies operating in the state of New York, such as New York Motor Insurance. Alternatively, one could try Manhattan-Insurance, for example.
In many states it is mandatory to have boat insurance. However, it is not required in the state of New York.
Probably. Call Geico and see. I have gotten insurance on salvage cars I've owned.
As of today, NY state does not require a state or local test to become licensed. The only requirement is filing forms with the state, and fingerprinting. The title buearu (Dept. of State) has said that they think licensing in NY will not be instituted until 2010 or later.
There are multiple insurance companies selling dental insurance in the state of New York. Two of these companies are Delta and Medlife.
If you're referring to New York, the state, the title would be Governor. If you're referring to New York, the city, the title would be Mayor.
New York is an unlicensed state. You are not required to have any type of title license, therefore, I don't know of any NY title insurance schools. You do have to take a NY Notary course and pass it in order to be a Notary Public. New York has very specific practices, so it is advisable to work directly with an experienced agency to get your "on the job" training. If you are already experienced with title insurance in another state, the basics of title insurance apply in NY. You can take online courses that are an intro to title insurance, but in reviewing most of them, they are general overviews of Title 101 and aren't going to be very useful in the every day, practical use of doing title insurance. You can always come over to NJ and take our title producer's course in order to learn rules of agency, basic title knowledge, etc. The producers's course is general and NJ specific. The best school I know of here is Kovat's Professional School of Real Estate. Kovat wrote the course book and teaches it. You can find the school info under www.bigyellow.com
There are thousands of insurance companies available in the state of New York. Country-Wide, State Farm, and Allstate are just a few that offer car insurance for residents of New York.
In New York state it is necessary to have gap auto insurance. It is the seller's legal responsibility to include gap auto insurance in the cost of leasing the vehicle.
"Depending on what type of insurance you are seeking in the state of New York, Progressive Insurance and Nationwide Insurance may be in your best options, if you are seeking life insurance on the otherhand I would begin with Colonial Life Insurance."
There are many places to find information on New York state car insurance. You may go to a large chain insurance source such as Geico, State Farm, Allstate, or Progressive. You may also visit the New York state Department of Motor Vehicles.