E-Closing Blog

As a title agent today, it’s essential to familiarize yourself with the rising trend of seller impersonation fraud so you can guard against this threat.

Discover five cybersecurity threats common to title and real estate businesses so you can take proactive measures to secure your organization.

Marijuana is still illegal at the federal level, posing risks for title professionals handling state-legal marijuana-related transactions. See how that could change.

ClosingVue is our user-friendly, flexible production solutions that simplifies transaction processing without sacrificing functionality. Quick implementation and user training, to quickly to meet customer needs.

Title insurers, title agents and settlement service providers are accustomed to protecting and securing consumer financial data. How does this issue impact your business and perspective?

Cyber Security Awareness is always top of mind for a title and settlement software company. Guided by the Department of Homeland Security and the National Cybersecurity Alliance (NCA) standards, we make it a point to keep you safe with tips on how to increase awareness of cybercrime safely online, at work, home or school. We striveto improve the digital habits of our customers to combat increasing cases of identity theft, fraud and extortion.

Home buying and selling can feel like climbing a mountain, with so many crucial steps required before reaching the summit. Before you can exchange keys, there is one final step: closing. Here are some pro tips for buyers and sellers to help facilitate a smooth, stress-free closing.

Do you actually own the home you purchased? There are circumstances that give others legal stake in your property. Learn how investing in title insurance helps you understand how title problems don’t have to wreck havoc on your finances or force you out of your home.

4 Min Read | Amid record home prices and economic uncertainty, some buyers are exploring unconventional paths to homeownership, including one many people have never heard of: the 40-year mortgage. (Yes, it’s a thing.)