In the past year, title companies have had many threats to their business that extend beyond customer service and on-time closings. Whether it’s a global pandemic or a natural disaster,… Read More »
What happens if a lender’s written instructions make you or your agency non-compliant? We thought now would be a good time to remind you that it never hurts to spend… Read More »
Hey title agents! Who’s up for some more regulatory requirements for your business? Ok. We jest (a bit). And, if you’re operating in New York, chances are this won’t be… Read More »
Claims awareness and prevention – not typically what comes to mind when the claims department comes knocking at your door! The nature of insurance, and in our case, title insurance,… Read More »
Is your head spinning yet? It probably should be. It’s not enough for title agents in today’s market to simply facilitate title insurance and execute closings. Lenders and their investors… Read More »
Feature Article written by Bruce Phillips – SVP, Chief Information Security Officer Protecting the personal financial information of the consumers we serve is a mandate that we are all called… Read More »
Virtually all of the legislative changes that have visited our industry since the Great Recession has sprung from the government’s stated goal of protecting consumers. While all men are created… Read More »
The Department of Justice (DOJ) is moving to apply the accessibility requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) to Web sites. The pace has been slow, but the direction… Read More »
Reports that some tenants living in rent-subsidized apartments earn too much to qualify for the subsidies they are receiving have made the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) more… Read More »
The statistics indicate that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s (CFPB’s) new mortgage rules haven’t had the devastating impact that industry executives had predicted. But critics say the statistics don’t paint… Read More »