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The most commonly included fees in closing costs fall into 3 categories: third-party charges, lender charges, and prepaid items. Some of the most common ones include title insurance, the origination fee, the discount fee, escrow fees, home appraisal fee, and prepaid insurance and taxes.

Our title closing specialists can start working on your project in as little as 2 weeks. In that time, we will study and understand how your business currently operates to find effective ways to implement our title closing solutions into your existing systems and processes.

We are a SOC2 and SSAE 16 certified organization that enforces strict data security and confidentiality measures across various processes in our operations. As an ISO 27001:2013 ISMS certified organization, we keep all our client data from policy information to financial data secure at all times. We have a host of security protocols in place to manage the security of assets entrusted to our care whether that be employee details, financial information, or intellectual property. We also prevent data breaches when executing online data transfers through well-insulated data storage devices. Further, we leverage 128-bit AES key encryption to ensure that our client data stays confidential and remains 100% secure on our servers at all times.

Closing on a house can take anywhere from 30 days to 60 days. It depends on multiple factors from what type of loan you are looking to get (whether that be an FHA loan, conventional loan, VA loan, etc.) to how financially stable your credit history seems to be.

We assist lenders with a host of closing services from HUD statement preparation to reviewing payoff statements and sending out Initial and Final Closing Disclosures. We also conduct pre-closing audits to ensure that all required documentation is in order and meets a certain quality standard so that it can be processed effortlessly and with speed.

At closing, a borrower will sign the loan documents, upon which the seller of the home will execute the deed to the property. All funds will then be gathered and disbursed, and the appointed closing agent will give the borrower legal ownership of the property.