Artificial Intelligence

Businesses of all kinds have experienced a complete evolution over the past 20 years. Technology seems to have changed the way organizations operate at every level. From enhancing customer support services to automating daily tasks that used to require manual oversight, technology is now the backbone of most industries.  Even the title industry, which has

Since the COVID-19 crisis has started forcing the need for shelter-in-place ordinances and social distancing, businesses have suffered. Many organizations have had to close their doors temporarily and find ways to do business while keeping their employees and customers safe. The result – a weakened economy.  However, the title industry has actually experienced more activity.

In the title industry, a number of things can prolong the closing of a piece of property. The real estate agent may not get the appropriate paperwork to the buyer in time or an oversight could lead to an error on an important document. Most of the time these issues can be avoided with a

The economic fallout due to the COVID-19 crisis has been disastrous and is likely to continue for the foreseeable future. With millions out of work and businesses shut down, people have had to rethink the way they spend and budget for the future. Unfortunately, it may take years for the economy to fully recover.  However,

Title companies play an integral role in most property transactions, which means their operation must be on-point. In the highly-competitive and fast-paced real estate industry, providing subpar service will quickly lead to loss of clients and a stained business reputation. Title companies need to ensure they’re keeping up with their competition when it comes to

What is the Difference Between Remote Online Notarization (RON) and Remote Ink-Signed Notarization (RIN) For years, advancements in technology have helped the real estate industry become more automated and consumer-friendly. Things like virtual showings, listing portals, and chat interfaces are now commonplace. Title companies are implementing tools that facilitate digital closings, which makes the transaction

A title company plays an extremely important role in the homebuying process. They’re responsible for bringing a number of moving parts together and facilitating a smooth closing for the buyer and seller. Just a few of these components include title searches, escrow management, and title insurance. The speed and effectiveness with which a title company