Title Partners works with the nation’s largest underwriting firms to ensure the smoothest closing process possible. We represent the best interests of our clients and have the capability to help clients wherever they may be, whether that’s across the state or across the country. With our resources and flexibility, you get the best service available matched with great value, all while minimizing the time necessary for underwriting and endorsement decisions. Let Title Partners make your next closing your smoothest.
Title Insurance protects the right of access to real estate properties and protects people from losses that happen after they purchase real estate. These losses might be unknown defects, liens or encumbrances on the property that existed before the purchase. Examples of these are forgery of a previous deed, a spouse or unknown heir who makes a claim against the property or unpaid property taxes. When you buy title insurance for your property, the title insurance agent will try to find defects in the title by looking at the public records, including mortgages, deeds, wills, court judgments, and maps that need to be corrected before the owner of the land sells it to you.
From contract through closing, Title Partners manages the entire process with our dedicated team of title insurance professionals by understanding the success of our clients is dependent on our abilities to facilitate complex commercial and residential real estate transactions. An “escrow account” means an account maintained at a financial institution for holding and disbursing funds to be paid to and on behalf of parties to a transaction and which are subject to annual audit. The funds are held in trust while two or more parties complete a transaction. A trusted third party such as a title company will secure the funds in the escrow account. The funds will be disbursed once the title company is able to fulfill the contract terms or escrow agreement for the transaction.
Every owner, purchaser and beneficiary needs an insured title policy to protect their interests long-term. Teaming up with the right partners for post-closing services is no less important to ensure your rights are represented properly throughout the entire real estate transaction and for every day of your residence. Title Partners can help with document retrieval, accommodation recordings, search projects that expand beyond your reach, and foreclosure navigation. We are happy to assist our clients with all post-closing services through the life of the loan and residency.
Your home’s equity is the value of how much of your property you own and is often the homeowner’s most valuable asset. If you need to borrow money against this asset, companies such as banks and credit unions will lend you money using your equity as collateral. Homeowners tend to take out home equity loans, also known as “second mortgages” to cover large expenses such as home repairs, home improvements and college tuition, as well as for purchasing a second home and consolidating high-interest loans. We help you understand how home equity loans work, what they cost, the risks involved and if they are a good option for you.
Title Insurance protects the right of access to real estate properties and protects people from losses that happen after they purchase real estate. These losses might be unknown defects, liens or encumbrances on the property that existed before the purchase. Examples of these are forgery of a previous deed, a spouse or unknown heir who makes a claim against the property or unpaid property taxes. When you buy title insurance for your property, the title insurance agent will try to find defects in the title by looking at the public records, including mortgages, deeds, wills, court judgments, and maps that need to be corrected before the owner of the land sells it to you.
From contract through closing, Title Partners manages the entire process with our dedicated team of title insurance professionals by understanding the success of our clients is dependent on our abilities to facilitate complex commercial and residential real estate transactions. An “escrow account” means an account maintained at a financial institution for holding and disbursing funds to be paid to and on behalf of parties to a transaction and which are subject to annual audit. The funds are held in trust while two or more parties complete a transaction. A trusted third party such as a title company will secure the funds in the escrow account. The funds will be disbursed once the title company is able to fulfill the contract terms or escrow agreement for the transaction.
Every owner, purchaser and beneficiary needs an insured title policy to protect their interests long-term. Teaming up with the right partners for post closing services is no less important to ensure your rights are represented properly throughout the entire real estate transaction and for every day of your residence. Title Partners can help with document retrieval, accommodation recordings, search projects that expand beyond your reach, and foreclosure navigation. We are happy to assist our clients with all post-closing services through the life of the loan and residency.
Your home’s equity is the value of how much of your property you own and is often the homeowner’s most valuable asset. If you need to borrow money against this asset, companies such as banks, lenders and credit unions will lend you money using your equity as collateral. Homeowners tend to take out home equity loans, also known as “second mortgages” to cover large expenses such as home repairs, home improvements and college tuition, as well as for purchasing a second home and consolidating high-interest loans. We help you understand how home equity loans work, what they cost, the risks involved and if they are a good option for you.
