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Introducing eClosings
Cloud‑Based Title and Closing
First National Title & Escrow is proud to be at the forefront of
advancements in the title & escrow industry, and we are pleased
to now offer clients fully remote eClosings options.
The benefits are clear:
- Flexible scheduling – clients can be located anywhere in the world
- Reduced processing time – documents are transferred in real time
- Fewer mistakes – no missed signatures
- Enhanced security – a video of the closing is retained for records
- A streamlined post-closing process – shorter funding times
Introducing eClosings
Cloud‑Based Title and Closing
First National Title & Escrow is proud to be at the forefront of advancements in the title & escrow industry, and we are pleased to now offer clients fully remote eClosings options.
The benefits are clear:
- Flexible scheduling – clients can be located anywhere in the world
- Reduced processing time – documents are transferred in real time
- Fewer mistakes – no missed signatures
- Enhanced security – a video of the closing is retained for records
- A streamlined post-closing process – shorter funding times
Why Title Insurance?
Title insurance covers any underlying issues with a home or property’s title that the title company may have missed during the home-buying process. In any real estate transaction, the title company runs a public records search to ensure that the home being purchased is free and clear of any liens or ownership disputes. This process confirms the seller’s legal right to sell the home.
While this process usually goes smoothly, title insurance comes into play when disputes arise. Here are some of the more common title issues:
- Title forgeries
- Back taxes
- Filing errors
- Unknown heirs to the estate claiming ownership
- Inconsistent or conflicting wills
- Liens, commonly from unpaid credits or bills
- Undocumented easements
Why Title Insurance?
Title insurance covers any underlying issues with a home or property’s title that the title company may have missed during the home-buying process. In any real estate transaction, the title company runs a public records search to ensure that the home being purchased is free and clear of any liens or ownership disputes. This process confirms the seller’s legal right to sell the home.
While this process usually goes smoothly, title insurance comes into play when disputes arise. Here are some of the more common title issues:
- Title forgeries
- Back taxes
- Filing errors
- Unknown heirs to the estate claiming ownership
- Inconsistent or conflicting wills
- Liens, commonly from unpaid credits or bills
- Undocumented easements
Proudly partnering with NAHREP
NAHREP is The Voice for Hispanic Real Estate® and proud champions of home ownership for the Hispanic community.
Our Shared Mission
- Educating and empowering the real estate professionals who serve Hispanic home buyers & sellers
- Advocating for public policy that supports the trade association’s mission
- Facilitating relationships among industry stakeholders, real estate practitioners and other housing industry professionals