Creating a title report is a complex and detailed process. It requires experience and industry expertise to craft a comprehensive report that you can trust to assist you in making decisions.

Reliability

1. Does your search company keep their word? Do you get your reports when promised?

2. Do they have errors & omissions insurance?

3. How often do they communicate with you? If your work will be delayed, do they tell you before it is due, or when it is already late?

4. How long has your search company been in business? Pacific Corporate & Title Services has been around since 1987.

Quality

5. Is your search company knowledgeable about title norms and customs?

6. Do they have a detailed understanding of title documents?

7. Do they read and understand all legal descriptions? Most searchers rely on addresses or parcel numbers instead of carefully reviewing the legal description. This practice can lead to incomplete and inaccurate reporting.

Coverage

8. Does your search company cover the entire country?

9. Do they offer the full spectrum of public records research or title services only?

10. Finally, is your search company’s goal simply to sell you title reports?

Pacific Corporate & Title Services works with our customers to first understand their needs, then create a customized report that satisfies them.

*Disclaimer

As an unsecured creditor or wholesale distributor, no matter the amount of your active accounts, the chance of missing an escrow is high , especially if one doesn’t actively look. According to the California Commercial Code, unsecured creditors have a 12-day time frame to submit claims. Otherwise, you lose the opportunity to collect on unpaid invoices.

Also, as a business broker, the failure to monitor your active accounts will result in lost commissions. That’s why it is important to utilize services like Alert Notification Monitoring to prevent any potential revenue lost.