TitleEase has integrated with Contract2Close.com, allowing agents and loan officers to order title services directly within the transaction management platform. The partnership streamlines workflows, simplifies closings and expands access to TitleEase's nationwide title network, supporting the company's broader growth strategy following recent funding, acquisitions and franchise expansion. AI Summary
TitleEase has launched a software integration with transaction management platform Contract2Close.com that allows real estate agents and mortgage loan officers to order title services from within the platform.
The integration is designed to incorporate title ordering into the existing transaction management workflow used by residential and commercial real estate professionals.
Services from TitleEase include helping brokerages and lenders own compliant title businesses while providing operational support, compliance and staffing.
“This integration puts title services directly into the daily workflows of agents and loan officers — eliminating friction and creating a better experience for their clients,” said Joe Durso, CEO of TitleEase “Contract2Close.com is redefining how real estate professionals do business, and we’re proud to be part of that ecosystem.”
Contract2Close.com serves as a transaction management platform for agents, brokerages and service providers.
“Contract2Close.com serves as the operational hub for residential and commercial real estate transactions, connecting agents, brokerages, and service providers through a single streamlined workflow,” said Lauren Schreyer-Merdinger, CEO of Contract2Close.com. “The addition of TitleEase further simplifies the closing process by enabling agents to order title services directly within the platform while leveraging a nationwide title network.”
TitleEase recently spoke to HousingWire regarding increased demand for its franchise-based title insurance model — backed by a recent capital raise, strategic acquisitions and an expanding pipeline of real estate and mortgage partners.
This article was generated using HousingWire Automation and reviewed by a HousingWire editor before publication.
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