ATG Title Blog
An Easy-to-Understand Guide to Easement Appurtenant
If you have no other way to access your land by vehicle except your neighbor’s driveway, then you have discovered an easement appurtenant. An easement …
What Pending Means in Real Estate
In real estate, “pending” refers to a property that is under contract to be sold. This means that the seller has accepted an offer from …
What To Do If Sued For Not Protecting Client Data
This post has been fact checked by Lisa Rogers, principal attorney at ARK Attorneys. Real estate agents get sued for not protecting client data more …
How to Know if You’re Responsible for Withholding & By How Much
When you are buying a home from a seller who is considered a non-resident (someone that lives in another state but is selling a property …
Commercial Title Insurance is Different Than Residential & Vital
The biggest difference between residential and commercial title insurance is that commercial title insurance needs to be extra certain that the land purchased is able …
How to Protect Yourself From Disclosure Lawsuits as an Agent
This post was fact checked by Lisa Rogers, Principal Attorney at Ark Attorneys. Real estate agents, like you, can be a target for disclosure lawsuits …
5 Workflow & Productivity Tips for Agents During Busy Season
When the summer rush starts, busy season doesn’t have to stress you out. By planning ahead, automating manual tasks, and finding affordable help, you can …
What a Notary Signing Agent Is and What They Do
A notary signing agent (NSA) is a person that handles loan documents on behalf of an individual or company. These agents are an essential part …
What Build to Rent Means & How it Works for Investing
Build to rent (BTR) is a real estate investing strategy where a real estate investor or company purchases land to build a single or multiple …