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Laurie and the incredible team at Coton House helped my partner and I structure a complex offer on our dream house!

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Very responsive! Professional and and ease to work with! Everyone acted as a team! Wonderful…read moreexperience.

My experience with Frontier Title Company was extremely disappointing and left me questioning the…read morelevel of diligence applied to my closing transaction. When I purchased my home, Frontier Title's estimate of the 2025 property taxes was off by approximately $3,000. For most homeowners, a $3,000 discrepancy is not a rounding error or minor oversight--it is a significant mistake that can materially affect closing decisions and financial planning. What made the situation even more frustrating was the response after the error was discovered. At closing, I was advised to reach back out if there was a substantial difference in the tax figures. When I later did exactly that, I was essentially told that resolving the issue was my responsibility and that I should work it out directly with the seller. There was no apparent effort to investigate how such a large error occurred, assist in resolving the matter, or take any meaningful ownership of the problem. Consumers rely on title companies because they are supposed to bring expertise, accuracy, and professionalism to one of the largest financial transactions of their lives. A company entrusted with preparing closing figures should not be off by thousands of dollars on a property tax estimate and then wash its hands of the situation once the transaction is complete. Mistakes happen, but accountability matters. What disappointed me most was not just the magnitude of the error, but the unwillingness to help address the consequences of it. I expected far more from a company that presents itself as a professional and reputable title provider.

Coton House - interiordesign - Updated July 2026

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