When buying or selling a home in North Carolina, clients are often surprised to learn that a licensed attorney is involved in the closing process. If you're moving from another state, you may have worked with a title company or escrow company in the past and wonder why North Carolina does things differently. More Than a Signature at the Closing Table Many people assume the attorney's job is simply to Read More
What ALTA’s New Identity Verification Standards Mean for North Carolina Real Estate Closings
For North Carolina real estate attorneys, title professionals, lenders, Realtors, buyers, and sellers, ALTA's updated Best Practices are more than an industry recommendation. They represent a significant shift toward stronger fraud prevention measures at a time when impersonation schemes are becoming increasingly sophisticated. Because North Carolina is an attorney-closing state, closing attorneys already serve as Read More
Looking for a Title or Escrow Company in North Carolina? What You Really Need Is a Real Estate Attorney
If you're buying, selling, or refinancing property in North Carolina and you're relocating from another state, one of the first things you may search for is a "title company" or "escrow company." That makes perfect sense. In many states, title companies handle real estate closings, manage escrow funds, prepare documents, and oversee the transaction from contract to closing. However, North Carolina is Read More
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