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Category: Education
Are you thinking about embarking on the exciting adventure of buying your dream home? Congratulations! Continental Title Company is here to provide some insider insights and a touch of guidance...
At Continental Title Company, your safety and the security of your transactions are our top priorities. Today, we’re addressing the ongoing issue of wire fraud in the real estate industry. We want to ensure that homebuyers and sellers are fully aware of the dangers posed by wire fraud schemes...
Springtime is the perfect time to boost your marketing with video content! If you want to increase your brand’s reach and visibility, a YouTube channel is a great place to start.
The rush to digitize reached a fever pitch in 2020 due to the pandemic, and there was no exception in the real estate and title industries.
You may already know the difference between a “spot” survey–or Surveyor’s Real Property Report (SRPR)–and a “stake” survey or Boundary Survey (the official legal name). But prospective homeowners or home purchasers would do themselves a favor by learning how a title company considers either to protect your future investments.
You may have heard the terms escrow and title bandied about in real estate circles. Perhaps you are closing on your next real estate transaction at a title and escrow company. Are you curious about what these terms mean? To learn more about these terms read on.
Title companies with multiple offices (and many closers) will often be more responsive, have access to more resources and have a proven track record in multiple markets.
Cyber fraud is a serious and scary subject, which is why it’s important to only do business with people and businesses you trust.
In the title industry, we unfortunately see wire fraud often as these nasty cybercriminals steal the money that you transfer for your closing. They’re clever about their hacking methods too, posing as title companies,