Government Shutdown Delaying, Cancelling Deals Involving IRS Liens
January 8, 2019 The continued government shutdown is disrupting closings and causing problems for title companies trying to obtain lien payoff information from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). While the…
Fed urged to improve wire fraud prevention policies
Industry News Wednesday, July 11, 2018 A Republican congressman is urging the Federal Reserve Board to step up its game when it comes to preventing wire fraud, including considering mandating…
Affordable Housing – Better Housing Coalition
Receiving this letter reaffirms our belief in the importance of affordable housing programs in our city. We are committed to supporting the Better Housing Coalition and their passion for…
Safe Harbor Title Co. @ Sticks-n-Bricks with HBAR
We had the pleasure of touring a new home development here in town through the Home Building Association of Richmond. It’s important for people in our industry to understand not…
A Happy Team Is A Successful One
We know how important it is to have a successful team and here at Safe Harbor Title we help close millions of dollars worth of transactions every year. Our clients,…
Scott’s Addition momentum spurs another development deal
The Richmond Commercial Real Estate Market has taken a very colorful turn. We’re no longer focused on just housing but instead we’re seeing growth of mixed used spaces that include…
Why Do You Need Title Insurance?
Most kinds of insurance are self-explanatory. Fire insurance protects against losses from fire. Auto insurance pays for damage or theft of a car. But what does it mean to insure…
RVA on the Move: The Transit Future
Find the full issue right here -> https://issuu.com/rarealtors/docs/thiseptember2017/4
What comes after hello? The art of the ask.
Safe Harbor Title is very proud to announce that this month Melissa Canavos, our Company president, is guest speaking at this month’s CREW (Commercial Real Estate Women) luncheon. The luncheon…
House to consider bill to change TRID rules
“TRID Improvement Act of 2017” could give lenders more regulatory leeway The House of Representatives could soon consider a bill that would bring several changes to the Consumer Financial Protection…