What type of clause is often included in a title insurance policy to review conditions not typically covered?

An endorsement clause is a specific addition to a title insurance policy that modifies the standard coverage provided by the policy. This clause is significant because it allows for the inclusion of additional protections or the expansion of coverage to address specific risks that are not typically included in the base policy. By including endorsements, policyholders can enhance their coverage and ensure that particular concerns related to the property are specifically addressed.

Endorsements can cover various issues, such as zoning compliance, access issues, or specific liens. This customizability makes endorsements particularly valuable for addressing individual circumstances that a standard title insurance policy may not cover. In contrast, other types of clauses like exclusionary or warranty clauses serve different functions in the context of title insurance and do not provide the same ability to customize coverage.