Protect Your LLC-Owned Properties with Enhanced Title Coverage.

Enhanced title protection for entity-owned real estate investments.

Standard title policies exclude LLCs from enhanced fraud and forgery coverage, leaving entity-owned properties vulnerable to risks that individual buyers are protected against by default.

Red Rock Title extends comprehensive enhanced coverage to your LLC-owned properties across Virginia and surrounding states, protecting your investment with the same fraud and forgery protections most title companies say isn't available.

You Insured Your Property at Closing. That Policy Looks Backward.

A standard owner's title policy protects you against problems that existed before you bought — an old lien, a missing heir, a recording error. Real protection, but it generally stops there.

What it doesn't cover is what happens next: someone forges your signature, records a fraudulent deed, and tries to sell or refinance a property out from under you — years after you closed. That's deed fraud, and it's one of the fastest-growing property crimes in the country.

For investors, that gap is the whole ballgame.

Enhanced Title Coverage for Your LLC-Owned Investment Properties

The More Equity You Build, the Bigger the Target 

It feels backward, but it's true. A free-and-clear rental is more attractive to a criminal than a mortgaged one — there's no bank watching every transaction, no lien on file, and often an owner who only checks in a few times a year.

The buy-and-hold strategy works exactly as designed: your renters pay the property down until you own it outright. But the finish line you worked years to reach is the moment you're most exposed. And if the property sits in an LLC, a standard policy and the LLC structure can both leave that fraud uncovered — the threat slips right between them.

An LLC is a liability shield. It is not a fraud shield.

Protect Your LLC-Owned Properties with Enhanced  Coverage.

Enhanced title insurance extends your protection forward. Instead of only covering defects from before your purchase, it protects against certain acts of fraud and forgery that occur after your policy is issued — including the forged-deed scenario investors fear most.

Here's the catch most investors run into: underwriters traditionally won't extend that enhanced coverage to a property held in an LLC. So the investors who need it most are the ones told they can't have it.

We changed that. Through an approved option from one of our underwriters, Red Rock Title can offer enhanced coverage on LLC-held property — protection most title companies simply can't put on the table.

What Enhanced Coverage Helps Protect Against

• A forged or fraudulent deed recorded after you took title
• Someone impersonating you to transfer or sell your property
• Fraudulent liens or encumbrances filed against your property
• The equity you've spent years building — kept where it belongs

Exact coverage, limits, and conditions are governed by the issued policy. We'll walk you through what applies to your specific properties.

Title Protection From an Attorney Who Treats It Like Law, Not Paperwork 

Red Rock Title & Settlements was founded by attorney Nicole Marucci after more than a decade in the title industry. The difference shows up in the details — like going to an underwriter to secure coverage your LLC isn't usually allowed to have.

When an attorney is reading your file, your risk gets the attention it deserves. That's the standard here: personal service, real expertise, and a title partner who's actually thinking about what could go wrong before it does.

Don't Hold in an LLC Yet? We Can Handle That Too.  

If your property is still in your personal name and you've been meaning to move it into an LLC, we can help you do it the right way — and get the right coverage in place from the start. One conversation, both pieces handled.