This is buyer's title co and this time we are the sellers. We have signed a least a dozen selling and buying closings in the last several years. On the whole, we closed on time, closing statement calculated correctly the first time, they dispatched notary because we are out of state and will be leaving and even harder to reach. Correct closing statement --good. I've had to correct numbers on closing attorney's and escrow agents' closing statements Closing and signing --Buyer and we agreed to close earlier than on the contract date. Luckily I called escrow to find out when we'd be signing to discover she was planning to close on the contract date- she distinguished closing vs funding dates (we never heard that). In TX they like everyone to sign on actual closing date but we are out of state which means our docs have to be overnighted. Our agent and we had to point this out to sign a day in advance. After signing I asked for a set of my signed closing docs and maybe the recording number but she just pointed me to the unsigned set she emailed. She's experienced and knowledgeable. She was responsive and polite when I contacted her and she worked on our file promptly, but not as easy to work with. Feels like we would have ended up closing later if I hadn't pursued and extra days equal more holding costs and would have had to manage that while we are traveling. Also this office 1) didn't frontload the paperwork that is often filled out ahead of signing to save time at closing. Had me fill out account info for funds dispersement and other things at closing that I could have filled ahead of time. We were in a hurry on signing day, it had to be that particular da,y and we were signing from another state meaning it would be difficult to get corrected documents immediately if there were errors. 2) Couple of their forms about fraud or something was really poorly worded/hard to understand - attorney drafted. We understood the intent but have had same documents that were easier to understand.