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Scam Alert: Title Fraud is on the Rise
The latest embodiment of identity theft – has become increasingly more prevalent. Real estate title fraud, also known as title theft, occurs when someone changes the ownership of your property
Essential Readings
Resilience in Action: Escrow Operations Amidst LA Wildfire Aftermath
As Los Angeles County tackles a massive recovery from the devastating wildfires, our escrow team is striving to provide the
LGBTQIA + Inclusivity in Real Estate: Panel Discussion
How can real estate professionals choose to be intentionally inclusive? On June 23rd, Real Source University held a panel discussion
Industry Insights
Migrating to Linear3
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Finding Hidden Listings & Motivating Clients with 1031 Like-Kind Exchanges
Ready to boost your business? We’re talking 1031 like-kind exchanges and providing real-life...
Tomorrow’s Real Estate Agent – Delivering Value in a Changing Industry
Thanks to an imperfect storm of economic, legal and technology headwinds, the real...
Agent Tips & Resources
What Should You Do When a Lien Surfaces During a Transaction?
Discovering a lien during a routine property search can be an unwelcome surprise—for...
Vlogging and Real Estate: A YouTube Adventure
A form of web television popularized by YouTube, vlogging – short for video...
What is the Role of Escrow in Probate?
Probate, a legal process that determines how an estate is to be divided,...
Buying and Selling a Home
Title Notes: What’s the Role of the Abstractor?
You’ve closed a transaction, completed the paperwork, and handed off the bundle to...
What is Title Insurance? An Agents’ Guide to Educating Clients
Title insurance is a specialized type of indemnity policy that protects stakeholders in...
Why a Statement of Information Can Be a Key to a Closing
Many title-related documents are recorded in county offices every day: judgments, liens, bankruptcies...
