Title company

If you think back to when you bought your house, you may remember working with a title company. You probably hired a title company because you wanted to make sure there were no issues with the property you were buying. But now that you’re selling your home, you may be asking what does a title company do for the seller?

By Lydia BlairSpecial Contributor Title companies in Texas all offer the same basic services. And since title policy premiums are regulated by the state, there isn’t much difference in cost from one to the next. What makes one title company better than another? What keeps agents going back to their favorite escrow officers time after…

It's unlikely that two Title Commitments will be exactly the same, but there are the basic parts to know and understand how they affect property rights.

For title professionals looking to increase their company’s brand awareness and reach more potential clients, dedicating some time to writing content is an important part of telling your brand story. Here are tips on creating freat content for your title company

20 Reasons for Title Insurance from Corinthian Title. www.CorinthianTitle.com

In this week's title tip from expert Lydia Blair we learn what the four key roles are for title companies, and what they don't do.

This infographic titled ‘What is Title Insurance’ explains the meaning, scope, and benefits of a title insurance. Title insurance is a type of indemnity insurance that protects against the loss of title or ownership of a property due to a past claim or fault in the original property deed. It minimizes the holder’s loss from … Continue reading "Infographic : Title Insurance — Scope & Benefits"

Source: What is Owner’s Title Insurance and Why is it Important? | Erika Lewis Blog What is Title Insurance? A title policy is an insurance policy that protects the financial in…

DCA Title provides title insurance and real estate related services for commercial and residential transactions throughout Minnesota and Wisconsin.

As a land investor, I've closed a lot of deals myself (without the help of a professional closing agent). After facilitating hundreds of closings this way, I've developed a good fundamental understanding of how to close real estate deals on my own. Whenever my profit margin in the deal is $5K or higher, it's pretty easy to justify the value of title insurance, but NOT necessarily enough to cover the cost of paying for a title company or real estate attorney to facilitate the closing for me…