I am in real estate business, have worked with quite a few title companies and have to rank this title company the lowest. As a buyer, I think some employees there could bring a significant liability to the company. They closed the transaction without following my explicit instruction of a chosen date, even after a deadly storm hitting the area (many properties were damaged). I could have been forced to purchase a property that might be badly damaged in the storm. Because of the change of the closing date, there should have been some adjustments in final costs such as HOA fees and property taxes. But they did not want to do any recalculations. I did not bother to argue with them as the adjustment won't be significant. When we asked for the closing documents with signatures by both parties, they again refused our legitimate request. Do they know that the closing documents are legal documents that must bear the signatures by sellers and buyers? We now have the closing documents bearing signatures only on one side. Although there is a little chance that the transaction would be challengeable, I have to save all the communications exchanged with them to prove I am the real owner of the property. read more