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What is the difference between Settlement and Closing?
Title Insurance. What is it?! Do I Need it? How much will it cost me?!
Title Insurance. What is it?! Do I Need it? How much will it cost me?!
Although there are differences in what these terms mean technically,
they are often used interchangeably.
As your Settlement Agent we will handle all processes needed to close your transaction, including collaboration with your lender and or seller and disbursing of funds.
As your Closing Agent we will oversee and preside over the actual signing of all necessary documents.
We want to be your Title, Settlement, and Closing Agent.
Put your transaction in good hands.
Title Insurance. What is it?! Do I Need it? How much will it cost me?!
Title Insurance. What is it?! Do I Need it? How much will it cost me?!
Title Insurance. What is it?! Do I Need it? How much will it cost me?!
Title insurance is purchased at closing.
It is a one-time charge for coverage that protects you and your real estate investment for as long as you own the property.
It protects you against damage from matters in the past, to insure that your future ownership is protected against previous liens, unpaid taxes, fraud, and claims by others.
Lenders do not give loans without it. Wonder why?
Let's chat so you can make an informed decision.
What Does a Notary Do
What Does a Notary Do
What Does a Notary Do
Imagine someone being able to sell
or take out a loan against YOUR property
with just a simple signature
A Notary Public helps deter fraud
by witnessing the signing of a document,
verifying the identity of the signer,
their willingness to sign,
and their awareness
of the contents of said document
About Closing Costs
What Does a Notary Do
What Does a Notary Do
Your closing costs are arranged into three main categories
1. Title Costs
2. Loan Costs, if you are applying for a loan
3. Governmental Costs.
Some are negotiable. Some are carved in stone.
Reach out and let's talk about it.