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Title Company
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Title Company
A company that conducts a title search, which is research done to trace a title back to its original owner or back to some date dictated by statute. A title search is done before the sale of property to ensure that there are no competing claims for the same property. Paying a title company is part of a real estate sale's closing costs.


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