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Closing and Closing Coordination
Excel Title Services experienced staff of closing agents is highly skilled at coordinating all aspects of a real estate transaction. We prepare all necessary closing documentation, review surveys and disburse closing funds.
A few things the closing coordinator will help with include:
- Confirming proper completion of the title search and making sure the title is in good order
- Verifying that title insurance has been issued and received
- Confirming escrow and loan details
- Scheduling with all parties
- Notifying the parties of any missing documents, insurance or other issues
Our Closing and Closing Coordination Specialists
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Jim Dressman
Partner -
Madison Gamble Johnson
Associate -
Andrew Top
Senior Title Attorney


I’ve worked with other title companies in the past, but Excel Title Services stands out. Their commitment to excellence and exceptional customer service are unmatched.
Robert M.



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