6-HOUR AVERAGE TITLE COMMITMENT DELIVERY • FIRST AMERICAN • WESTCOR

PURCHASE TRANSACTIONS

Title and Closing Services for Purchase Transactions

Clear requirements. Coordinated parties. Reliable execution.

A real estate purchase brings together buyers, sellers, lenders, agents, funds, documents, payoffs, and recording requirements. Title X coordinates the title and settlement work needed to keep those pieces aligned through closing.

Why Title Matters in a Purchase

Before ownership transfers, the transaction team needs to confirm who owns the property, identify liens and other recorded interests, understand title requirements, and address matters that could affect the transfer or lender’s interest. Strong title coordination helps keep buyers, sellers, lenders, agents, and attorneys working from the same set of requirements.

The X-Factor Advantage

Title X combines focused title review, proactive communication, coordinated settlement, and multi-state capabilities. We identify requirements early, keep the right parties informed, and help prevent avoidable title issues from disrupting the closing.

What Our Purchase Services Cover

Title search and examination, title commitments, curative coordination, lender’s and owner’s title insurance, payoff coordination, escrow and settlement, disbursement, recording, and post-closing title work.

Our Purchase Process

01

Open

02

Search

03

Commit

04

Clear

05

Close

06

Record

We open the order, examine title, identify requirements, coordinate payoffs and curative items, complete settlement, and record the applicable documents.

Who We Serve​

Mortgage lenders, mortgage brokers, loan officers, real estate agents, buyers, sellers, attorneys, and investors.

We Build Confidence at Every Step, From Title Search to Final Signature.

Frequently Asked Questions

01What does a title search review?

It reviews ownership and recorded matters such as mortgages, liens, judgments, easements, and restrictions that may affect the property.

Lender’s coverage protects the lender’s insured interest. Owner’s coverage protects the buyer’s insured ownership interest, subject to the policy terms and exceptions.

It may need to be paid, released, otherwise addressed, or shown as an exception depending on the transaction.

Where applicable, payoff information is coordinated through the settlement process so the existing lien can be addressed as part of closing.

Timing depends on state and transaction requirements, including execution, funding, and recording.

Applicable documents are recorded, funds are disbursed, post-closing items are completed, and final title policies are issued.