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Title Forward was founded in November 2012 with a mission: to be a new kind of title and settlement company. We delight our customers by combining technology, good old-fashioned know-how, and a commitment to making the whole process more convenient and easier to understand. We'll make sure you get the right title insurance policy, straight answers to your questions, and have a stress-free closing.
The team made sure I was fully aware of what was happening pertaining to the sale of my condo and immediately informed me of updates up to the date of sale.
The title company was nice and helpful. Kelley was extremely helpful when we spoke. Erin also stepped up and drove HOURS the day of closing to make sure we closed on time! We couldn't be more appreciative for her!
Most of the communication with TitleForward was handled through email, and their automated system made the process incredibly easy and efficient. Everything moved quickly and smoothly, which made the experience stress-free. It was a great experience working with TitleForward, and I truly appreciated their streamlined approach.
Provided clear and detailed instructions on what was needed to proceed during the escrow deposit. Needed reminding on providing instructions on sending what I needed to do for the closing costs, but that was probably more of an issue with the processing officer from Navy Federal than titleforward. Setting up the closing appointment was painless and all necessary documentation was clearly explained, as well as, the next steps to ensure all legal documentation is handled in a timely fashion.
Bad service, and shady work. Rep held out until the last minute to complete and retrieve documents that she had over 60 days to request assistance from me and/or get me involved. Held a 120% escrow on a grant that all requirements had been met.
Title Forward was largely good. The primary issue I had was a delay in calculation of closing costs. I never got an exact figure before signing for the house. I ended up committing extra money to cover fees based on estimates provided by the bank. The issue seemed to stem from misunderstanding the county's stamps and transfer tax calculations. It's my opinion that closing costs should be settled at least a week prior to closing to allow the buyer time to move funds around and work with the bank for wiring the final money. Waiting till the day prior to sale to do this work is not acceptable.