The ATG Blog
Introducing ATG Portal: Closings Simplified
At Attorney’s Title Group, communication is one of our top priorities. Offering convenient closings is equally important. A few years ago, we implemented the use of CloseSimple as an enhanced method of communication with real estate agents, lenders, buyers, and sellers to keep everyone updated...
moreCombating Seller Impersonation Fraud in Real Estate
Fraud in the real estate industry is constantly evolving. Scammers are continuously searching for vulnerabilities to exploit, putting buyers and sellers at risk. Lately there have been several alarming stories of in real estate fraud in the news, shedding light on the need for heightened...
moreKey Players in a Real Estate Transaction: How Collaboration Seals the Deal
Real estate transactions can be complex and intricate processes. Whether you're buying your dream home, selling a property, investing in real estate, refinancing your loan, or engaging in any type of real estate transaction, numerous key players are involved. These individuals or entities play a...
moreShould I Worry About an Easement on a Property I’m About to Buy?
You’re about to close on your dream home. Then you meet with the title company and learn that the title search discovered that the property is subject to an easement.
What is an easement?
An easement gives another party the right to access your property and to use...
moreRobbie Wilson voted among Little Rock's Best Lawyers
Attorney's Title Group is proud to announce that Robbie Wilson was voted one of Little Rock's Best Lawyers in the December edition of Soiree magazine. Robbie was recognized in the Commercial Real Estate category.
The Little Rock Best Lawyer list is composed of 113...
moreWhen to Say “NO” to FSBO: Top Reasons to Use a Real Estate Agent to Buy or Sell a Home
Buying and selling a home will be the largest financial decisions many people will make, so thinking about how and when to save money on the purchase or sale of a home makes sense. Without knowing all of the details, it can seem like selling and buying a home on your own is the way to go. After...
moreAttorney's Title Group Northwest Arkansas Office Grand Opening
Attorney’s Title Group (“ATG”) previously announced its expansion into Northwest Arkansas and the hiring of Rick Long as the new Director of its Northwest Arkansas operations.
The firm has officially opened its doors in Rogers in the Village on the Creeks center. The address is 2102 S....
moreFun with Real Estate Jargon - Grantor vs. Grantee
Buying a home or piece of property is a really big deal. Once you’ve found the perfect place, you start envisioning yourself in it. You think about where to place furniture and hang pictures. You may envision hosting guests, celebrating important milestones, and making memories in this special...
moreAttorney’s Title Group Announces Expansion, New Director in Northwest Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK, AR (August 7, 2023) – Attorney’s Title Group (“ATG”) has announced that it is expanding into Northwest Arkansas and has hired Rick Long as the new Director of its Northwest Arkansas operations.
Long brings a wealth of experience to Attorney’s Title Group....
moreAI and Real Estate Professionals
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moreAttorney’s Title Group Joins Little Rock Regional Chamber Talent Recruitment Campaign
LITTLE ROCK, AR (May 1, 2023) – Attorney’s Title Group is excited to announce our participation in the Little Rock Regional Chamber’s national talent recruitment campaign, Little Rock Love Connection. Inviting both former Arkansans and potential newcomers to love Little Rock, Attorney’s Title...
moreBuying Property: What is Tenancy in Common?
Ownership of real property comes in a variety of forms, with the four most common types being:
- Sole ownership by a natural person or a limited liability company or corporation
- Tenancy by the entirety, which applies to ownership by a married couple. Upon the death of the spouse...
What is a “Fixture” in Real Estate?
So you’ve fallen in love with a house—and its sparkling dining room chandelier. Is that chandelier yours when you close on the deal? It depends. On the other hand, if you are the seller and want to hold onto the sparkling chandelier, there are some important things to consider....
moreWhat to Know Before You Invest in Out-of-State Real Estate
Investing in out-of-state property appeals to people for a variety of reasons. If you live in a market with stratospheric housing prices, it’s likely crossed your mind to invest in a lower-cost area. Or maybe you want a place for your college-age child and roommates who can subsidize a mortgage...
moreWhat is Title Insurance and Why Do I Need It?
In the transfer of real property, title insurance is a way to protect buyers and lenders from losses or damages as a result of liens, encumbrances, or defects in the chain of title or ownership. There are two types of title insurance: owner’s...
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