A buyer and seller agree to a price for a home or piece of property. The two parties sign a contract, and select a closing date.

We investigate the ownership history of the property. Then, we prepare a report that includes our findings.

We provide a report to the lender, called a Title Commitment. It identifies any issues we find that might impede your real estate transaction. Examples include title defects, liens, easements, and encroachments.

We partner with banks, real estate agents, and even other title companies to resolve any issues identified in the Title Commitment.

We schedule a closing appointment that’s convenient for you, and arrange for any needed third parties to attend. Then, we collect all the documentation required to assure that you have a smooth closing.

We facilitate your closing. This is when the final paperwork is signed, so property can change hands.

A property’s title is transferred to the buyer, and recorded with the county in which the property is located. Funds are distributed to all owed parties, and your real estate transaction is complete.

Title insurance coverage starts protecting the buyer from any future claim of ownership that could be made against the property.

Meet your closing agent at the scheduled time and location. If you’re buying property, you might be joined by your real estate agent, your loan officer, the seller, and the seller’s real estate agent.

In order to complete your purchase, sale, or refinance, you’ll need to sign documents related to your transaction. Your closing agent will review them with you, and show you where to sign. You can ask questions at any time.

Congratulations! You completed your real estate transaction. Thanks for letting us be part of it.