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  • Jacksonville, NC
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Attorney States vs Title Company States

Account Closed
  • Jacksonville, NC
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Hello, I have experience working with title companies and have a pretty good understanding of the closing process. However I am moving to North Carolina soon, to my knowledge that is one of the states where attorneys handle the closing. To someone who has done both, is the process much different? Should I be researching closing attorneys and using their preferred title company, or is it the other way around? I know many people in NC are very successful so I don't imagine that it's an issue. Any insight is greatly appreciated!

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