Welcome to
City of Oaks Title, LLC!
City of Oaks Title, LLC!
City of Oaks Title, LLC is YOUR title insurance company, providing the highest level of individualized customer-service in the title insurance industry. It's not about us; it's about you.
What do you need? What do you want? How can we help you get there?
We listen, watch and learn from you, then with a passion for excellence and attention to detail, we will customize and personally-tailor our forms and processes to help you best achieve your own personal and business objectives. We want to make your real estate closing as easy as possible.
With 21+ years' experience in the industry, we serve North Carolina attorneys, real estate agents and lenders with Real Estate Title Insurance. We provide the highest level of service in:
City of Oaks Title cares about your residential and commercial closings.
If it's important to you, it's important to us! We are generally available by cell phone in case you have an emergency or a question after regular business hours.
To help you offer a stronger product to your clients, City of Oaks Title, LLC has strong attorney support and underwriting counsel available to help you through the most trying closings.
You can have greater confidence in knowing:
We listen, watch and learn from you, then with a passion for excellence and attention to detail, we will customize and personally-tailor our forms and processes to help you best achieve your own personal and business objectives. We want to make your real estate closing as easy as possible.
With 21+ years' experience in the industry, we serve North Carolina attorneys, real estate agents and lenders with Real Estate Title Insurance. We provide the highest level of service in:
- Back Title Policy Lookups: We will search large, statewide databases of back title policies to help you with your search and to save your client money in reissue credits
- Commitments, Closing Protection Letters and Final Policies: We offer a quick turn-around time for all these documents, we know you need them as soon as possible to make the closing happen on time
City of Oaks Title cares about your residential and commercial closings.
If it's important to you, it's important to us! We are generally available by cell phone in case you have an emergency or a question after regular business hours.
To help you offer a stronger product to your clients, City of Oaks Title, LLC has strong attorney support and underwriting counsel available to help you through the most trying closings.
You can have greater confidence in knowing:
- We are independently owned by award-winning, experienced title underwriters;
- We are not owned by any bank, builder, real estate company, or title underwriter;
- We do not compete with you or do real estate closings
- We fully support North Carolina's attorney system
News
NEW Updated Power of Attorney Forms Effective 1-1-2018
A new statute that impacts Power of Attorney forms has gone into effect. Updated forms are available here:
http://www.docpreponline.com/ customerforms/default.aspx? loginredir=http://www. northcarolina.ctt.com/ login.asp?redir2=articles.asp
IMPORTANT: ADDRESS CHANGE
Please discard any old self-addressed envelopes and update your records to our new, more secure postal box addresses:
6325 Falls of Neuse Rd
Ste 35-239
Raleigh, NC 27615
(919) 399-3993 Phone
(919) 400-9393 Fax
8116 S. Tryon St, Ste B3-265
Charlotte, NC 28273
(704) 659-7598 Fax
(704) 307-2933 Phone
3912 Battleground Ave
Ste 112-336
Greensboro, NC 27410
(336) 701-3399 Phone
(336) 447-3349 Fax
CityofOaksTitle@gmail.com
2018 CLE Seminars Registration is now open. More information here:
https://www.northcarolina.ctt.com/ seminar_info_201712.asp
Totaling to over $16,000*,
our combined 2016 donations made a huge difference in our communities. Thank you.
http://www.cityofoakstitle.com/ 2016donations.htm
New!
Publications to share with your clients:
- Why You Need Owner's Title Insurance
- Why You Need Lender's Insurance on a Refinance
- ALTA Homeowners Policy - Compare the Advantages
- 2016 TRID Calendar (Know Before You Close)
- Five Things Escrow Agents Need to Know
- Five Things Lenders Need to Know
- What is the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB)?
- What to Expect at Settlement (Escrow/Closing)
May was Pet Cancer Awareness Month!
Thank you for helping us raise a sizeable donation for Wally's Smile and the Blue Buffalo Foundation for Pet Cancer Awareness and Research. We couldn't have done it without you!
IMPORTANT: RATE CHANGE
As of April 1, 2016:
We are required to comply with rate changes filed with the North Carolina Department of Insurance. If your closing is scheduled after April 1, 2016, please let us know so we may provide you with correct premium amounts.
http://ratecalculator.fnf.com
May 2, 2015
We understand COMPLIANCE is important to you and your customers.
City of Oaks Title's efforts in this area MEET or EXCEED industry standards and provide significant assurance concerning a lender's compliance responsibilities for the selection and monitoring of third-party providers required by regulations of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and other state and federal regulatory agencies.
If you touch consumer funds in any way, you are going to be affected by Dodd-Frank Act and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).
Read an introduction to ALTA Best Practices here: http://www.northcarolina.ctt.com/ bestpractices/default.asp
Read more about our compliance standards and the strength of our underwriter, Chicago Title here:
www.chicagotitleconnection.com/ Images2014/PDF/CFPB_Compliance.pdf
November 25, 2014
Ouch! Revaluation, the process of reappraising all properties for tax purposes, can affect you. Learn more here, and see also the article links at the bottom of the page:
http://charmeck.org/mecklenburg/
county/assessorsoffice/reval/
Pages/default.aspx
March 27, 2014
Link added: ALTA Best Practices - Attorney Addition - Information to help North Carolina attorneys learn about and adopt "Best Practices" consistent with the ALTA initiative and pertaining to the Dodd-Frank Act, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and potential "vetting" companies.
http://www.northcarolina.ctt.com/alta/
February 2014
The North Carolina Land Title Association recently updated NCLTA Forms 5, 6 and 7. More information about these forms (including a redline comparison version of the changes to Forms 5, 6 and 7) is available on the NCLTA website at http://www.nclta.org/forms.
October 30, 2013
A new Resource is created:
A county-by-county list of Register of Deeds and Tax lookups.
Click here to begin utilizing
this handy resource!
