Buying or selling a home is a major decision and can be a complex process. By avoiding these common mistakes, you can set yourself up for success and get the most out of your home buying or selling experience.

When you buy a home, the last step in the process is called the closing. We’re here to help prepare you for what is involved in the closing process, what to expect on closing day, and what you need to bring on the big day.

Real Title is providing a better closing experience for realtors and your clients—wherever your clients may be.

Your title company will help you navigate the title search and bring-down title search to ensure you and your investment are protected in the years ahead.

You’re likely conjuring up images of having to take a day off work to meet in a stuffy office in the middle of the day to sign stacks of papers. While that was true back in the day, home closings have come a long way. Now, there is a far more flexible and convenient option. You can close on your home remotely.

In today’s competitive housing market, there are many advantages to buying a house with cash, including winning bidding wars, and closing quickly on your home. Buying with cash is common among investors, baby boomers, but even some first-time home buyers. Buying a home with cash will make the process different the traditional, financed approach. We’ll explore the steps from cash to close and the benefits of buying a house with cash.