ANNOUNCEMENTS


We have been continuously providing service during these trying times and continue to be here for you.

For the best possible service, we recommend initial inquiries by telephone or email. Our general inbox can be reached at landtrust@ctt.com where your inquiry will be directed to a staff member.
 
If an in-person meeting is necessary, please contact us in advance to make an appointment.  Unscheduled visits to our offices will increase your wait time.
 
You can schedule an appointment by calling or e-mailing a Trust Officer directly.  Contact information is on our website: www.ctlandtrust.com/Contact-Us

Our office hours are 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.


LISLE LAND TRUST OFFICE

The Lisle Land Trust office has relocated to:
2443 Warrenville Road, Suite 125 which is in the building just west of its prior location.

Please call Lilli Kuzma (630) 871-7590 or Maureen Paige at (630) 871-3542
to schedule an appointment.
 

ORLAND PARK LAND TRUST OFFICE

The Orland Park Land Trust office relocated to the 5th floor.

Please call Linda Lee Lutz at (708) 237-3042 or Martha Lopez at (708) 237-3044
to schedule an appointment.

 

Three KEY BENEFITS of Land Trusts

INTERNET PRIVACY

Consumer needs are constantly changing and in today’s information age one of the biggest consumer needs is privacy. Millions of people have accessibility to a substantial amount of private, personal, and financial information via the internet. Homeowners realize that their once private information (ownership structure, purchase price, address and mortgage information) is accessible to everyone...

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online which makes them more vulnerable to theft and fraud. We can help consumers protect their private information by allowing homebuyers the opportunity to purchase real estate confidentially by using a Chicago Title Land Trust. This affords our clients the peace of mind that comes with knowing their personal information is safeguarded. The process of closing directly into a land trust is simple.

ESTATE PLANNING

In addition to keeping the details of your real estate transaction private, land trusts are a commonly used estate planning tool. Land trusts allow the homeowners to name individuals who will inherit the property upon the homeowner’s death. Using a land trust as your estate planning vehicle is not only easy and affordable, it also lets your loved ones avoid the stress, delays, complication and expense of probate court.

LIABILITY PROTECTION

Did you know that you can make it more difficult for certain types of liens to be placed on your property? When you own real estate in your own name, a recorded judgment lien (lien resulting from a lawsuit) will automatically attach to your property. When real estate is owned in a land trust, a judgment against a beneficiary does not automatically affect the property, thus providing your real estate an extra measure of protection in this “lawsuit happy” world.

Educational Videos

History Of Land Trusts

 
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Interested in learning more?

Please watch our videos here:

  • History of Land Trusts
  • Estate Planning
  • Privacy
  • Lending Options

For Your Protection

Effective January 1, 2017, Chicago Title Land Trust Company will begin requiring notarization of signatures on many of our forms.

We are taking this action to further protect your property from fraud and identity theft. We will be able to notarize land trust forms signed in our presence in one of our 6 land trust offices: Chicago, Lisle, Oak Park, Orland Park, Rolling Meadows, and Skokie. Additionally, we can offer mobile notary services to you for an additional separate fee.

Dedicated Customer Service Unit

(312) 223-4110
(888) 878-7856 Toll Free

Monday – Friday
8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Successorships

Chicago Title Land Trust Company is successor trustee to the listed bank land trustees.

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Forms

We offer a quick and easy way to access our array of forms for your convenience.

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