Residential & Commercial Closings
Tell Us About Your Closing
Begin with the basic property and transaction information. We will review your request and personally contact you about the next step.
A Smaller Title Company by Choice
Your request goes to a real person—not a processing queue.
- One direct point of contact
- Residential and commercial transactions
- Purchases, sales, refinances, and title searches
- Questions welcomed throughout the process
- No obligation created by submitting the form
Start with the Basics
You Do Not Need Every Detail Today
Send the information currently available. We will review the request and identify what else is needed.
The form works for buyers, sellers, borrowers, property owners, real estate agents, lenders, attorneys, accountants, investors, and other authorized professionals.
Submitting the form does not confirm that a title order has been accepted, establish an attorney-client relationship, or guarantee a particular closing date. We will contact you after reviewing the request.
Protect Your Information
Do Not Submit Sensitive Financial Information
Do not enter Social Security numbers, banking credentials, wiring instructions, complete loan-account numbers, credit-card information, passwords, or other confidential financial information in this form.
Confirm that the property address, contact information, and transaction type are accurate.
For urgent deadlines, call the office after submitting the request at 267-923-5700.
Prepare for Your Transaction
Information for Every Side of the Closing
Buyers
Learn about title work, closing funds, documents, title insurance, and taking ownership.
Buyer Information → 02Sellers
Prepare ownership information, mortgage payoffs, documents, signing, and proceeds.
Seller Information → 03Borrowers
Understand the lender’s role, title-company role, disclosures, and mortgage documents.
Borrower Information → 04Professionals
File-opening guidance for agents, lenders, attorneys, accountants, and advisers.
Professional Resources →Before You Submit
Closing-Request Questions
You may submit the request with partial information. Unknown details can be confirmed after our office contacts you.
View All FAQsWho may submit a closing request?
A buyer, seller, borrower, property owner, real estate professional, lender, attorney, accountant, investor, or other authorized professional may submit the initial request.
Do I need a signed agreement first?
Not always. You may contact us before an agreement is finalized, but a complete signed agreement and any amendments will generally be needed for a purchase or sale closing.
Can I submit a title-search request here?
Yes. Select Title Search and explain the purpose, property, requested deadline, and information you need researched.
Should I upload my mortgage statement?
Do not send sensitive documents through an unsecured intake form. After reviewing the request, the office will explain how applicable mortgage or payoff information should be provided.
Does submitting the form open the file?
Submission begins the review process. The file is not considered accepted or opened until our office confirms the request, scope, and required information.
What should I do when the closing is urgent?
Enter the deadline in the form and call the office at 267-923-5700 after submitting. A requested date is not guaranteed until the transaction has been reviewed.
Can I submit a commercial transaction?
Yes. Select Commercial Transaction and provide the property, entities, professionals, financing, and expected timing currently available.
Prefer to Speak First?
Start with a Direct Conversation
Call or email the office when you are unsure which service you need, the transaction involves unusual circumstances, or a deadline is approaching.
General Information and Intake Request: Submitting this form does not confirm acceptance of a title, search, settlement, escrow, or closing order; establish an attorney-client relationship; guarantee a closing date or turnaround time; or provide legal, tax, lending, financial, insurance, accounting, inspection, engineering, or real estate advice. Services and requirements depend on the property, transaction, parties, lender, title underwriter, applicable law, record availability, and individual circumstances.