Because we’re here for you now and in the future.
- “What is title insurance?” A quick explanation for homebuyers and sellers or someone new to your company of exactly what title insurance is
- “Why do you need title insurance?” A follow-up piece to the first, this flyer goes into a little more detail on exactly why homebuyers need to purchase a title policy
- “Steps for Escrow Success” Simple steps for real estate professionals to help ensure a successful escrow process
In these difficult times, it can be hard to know whom you can count on. Real estate professionals have been able to count on Stewart Title for more than 115 years, and although the market is now faced with difficulties, these times are no different. Our financial strength means you can still count on Stewart. We have:
- The lowest debt to equity ratio of the three largest title insurers*
- One of the largest policyholders' surpluses in the industry**
Don't just take our word for it; see what some of the most respected industry ratings institutions say about Stewart.
Stewart Financial Service Ratings
What does our financial strength mean to you and your customers?
It means that when you work with Stewart you don't have to worry if our doors will be open tomorrow, which, these days, is a concern. It means you can feel secure knowing your closings will happen on time; the funding will happen on time; all escrows will be handled appropriately and all disbursements will occur as quickly as possible. What's more, your clients will have an enjoyable experience with Stewart. So, when they need to buy another piece of property in a few years, they will still be your customers, and when their friends are looking for a real estate professional your name will be mentioned in a positive way.
Come grow your business with us.
Find your local Stewart Title office and contact them to place your next order or for more information on why Stewart Title is the right title company for you.
*Source: Third Quarter 2008, 10-Qs for respective companies
**According to the amounts reported in the unconsolidated, statutory 2007 annual statements of the seven largest title insurers in the United States (based on premiums written). It is important that you, as a prospective policyholder, know the financial strength of the insurer issuing your policy. Consolidated, or "family", financials have not been used, as only your individual insurer has legal liability under your policy. The other members of the consolidated group do not.