When you sell your property, any existing title issues from unpaid taxes to liens or ownership disputes must be resolved before escrow can close. That’s where we come in. We work closely with escrow officers, real estate agents, and you as the seller to ensure the title is clean and marketable before transferring ownership.
Our team will run a property profile at the start of the process and support your escrow team with a preliminary title report. If any issues are found, we help resolve them quickly and keep you informed throughout — so your buyer can confidently move forward and you can get to closing without delays.

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This step involves gathering data, reviewing processes, and identifying areas.
This enables us to make necessary adjustments to ensure optimal results.
Our experts work hands-on to ensure seamless execution of proposed.
We’ll work quickly with you and your escrow officer to resolve the issue, whether it’s a lien, outdated mortgage, or name discrepancy.
Yes, a property profile can uncover issues early and help you prepare for a smooth closing process.
No, sellers typically do not purchase title insurance when selling a property. However, it’s common for sellers to pay for the buyer’s title insurance policy as part of the transaction, depending on the terms of the sale. In some cases, issues on the seller’s title like liens or unresolved claims must be resolved before closing.
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