County governments that conduct tax deed sales operate under constant operational pressure. Tax Collectors and delinquent tax teams handle statutory notice requirements, redemption periods, sale preparation, and public transparency obligations—often with lean teams and fixed budgets. The legal and statutory framework is complex, and counties have adapted to manage it. Elected officials who manage tax […]
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Foreclosure attorneys operate in one of the most operationally demanding areas of real estate law. Firms have adapted to handle the complexity of the legal aspects – statutory deadlines, county-by-county nuances that shouldn’t exist but still do, fee structures to make clients happy, and constant pressure to move cases forward without error. What hasn’t evolved […]
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For foreclosure attorneys, time is money. Whether you serve creditors, tax lien investors, county governments, or you work in a county office, one overlooked bottleneck can drain your team’s productivity and delay cases by weeks: managing title work. Even simple client inquiries, like understanding deed vs title, become challenging to explain when the back-end processes […]
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For commercial real estate (CRE) attorneys, time is money. Whether your regional or national clients are lenders, investors, or companies with large footprints, one overlooked bottleneck can drain your team’s productivity and delay closings by weeks: managing title work – searches and commitments. The good news? There’s a solution that simplifies this antiquated, time-wasting management […]
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What is a title search? How do you do one? Who can do them? Why are they needed, what do they cost, and how fast can one be done? Read the blog here to learn about how to do a title search. What do you look for in a title search? Let’s start off by stating […]
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It’s not about who can access the records, because anyone can. It’s about knowing how to do a title search. Experience. What to pay attention to and what to ignore. Knowing what the variety of document types means, and what their expiration guidelines are according to your state’s statute of limitations. Some documents have periods […]
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Accelerating solar projects before sunsetting tax credits is of extreme importance. Let Title Leader eliminate weeks of due diligence delays per project. With no subscription fees, there’s no reason not to see a demo today. Winners, losers, and what’s next The BBB provides for ~$4.1 trillion of savings, $570 billion of which comes from an […]
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Uncover hidden fatal flaws sooner, saving considerable time and investment. If you are an originator, developer, project manager, or legal counsel for an early-stage utility-scale developer of solar/wind/BESS projects, this is for you. While some wonder if an owner’s title insurance is a rip-off, understanding its role early can help avoid costly surprises. Time is […]
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For private lenders, getting loans closed faster, while spending fewer hours of admin work per closing, is a critical 1-2 punch that is needed. Whether you fund 10 or 1,000 loans a year, there is one overlooked bottleneck that drains your team’s productivity and delays closings: managing title work & closings. The good news? There’s […]
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It’s not about who can access the records, because anyone can. It’s about knowing how to do a title search. Experience. What to pay attention to and what to ignore. Knowing what the variety of document types means, and what their expiration guidelines are according to your state’s statute of limitations. Some documents have periods […]
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Why? Can’t I draft a deed on my own? If you’re using a settlement agent, they won’t permit it. While it may be technically possible for you to draft your own deed in some states, it is highly inadvisable. There are 2 major problems with doing so: It may not have all the legal language […]
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