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A Guide to Understanding the Deed of Easement
A deed of easement isn't a sale. It’s more like a legally binding permission slip that grants one party the right to use another party's land for a very specific reason—and it becomes a permanent part of both properties' legal history. For title industry professionals, understanding the nuances of these documents is critical to delivering…
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9 Document Management Best Practices to Maximize Efficiency and Accuracy in 2025
In the high-stakes world of title searches and real estate abstracting, disorganized documents are more than just a nuisance—they are a direct threat to your accuracy, efficiency, and bottom line. Traditional methods of manually sifting through mountains of deeds, liens, and plat maps are no longer sustainable in a competitive market that demands both speed…
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Land Title Searches: Your Guide to Property Due Diligence
Think of a land title search as a deep-dive background check on a piece of property. It's the essential process of digging through historical records to confirm who legally owns a property and, just as importantly, to uncover any hidden claims or problems that could derail a real estate deal. At its core, a title…
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A Complete Guide to Documents of Title
Imagine trying to sell a house without a deed or a car without its title. It sounds impossible, right? That’s the very problem documents of title solve for global trade. These critical papers are the official 'deeds' for goods in storage or on the move, proving who owns what. This simple concept allows billions of…
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How to Start a Title Company: A Founder’s Guide for 2025
Thinking about starting a title company is a major step, but with a strategic plan, it's an incredibly rewarding venture. The journey can be simplified into four key stages: establishing your legal and business foundation, securing licenses and underwriter partnerships, building your operational and tech stack, and acquiring your first clients. From day one, your…
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How to Research Property History Like a Pro
When you start digging into a property's history, you're essentially becoming a real estate detective. The process involves pulling public records—things like deeds, tax assessments, and parcel maps—to trace the line of ownership and spot any legal tripwires. This whole exercise is often called a title search, and its goal is to confirm the chain…




