Escrow and settlement
We hold the money and account for every dollar of it — from the earnest money deposit to the final disbursement.
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We examine the full public record — deeds, mortgages, liens, judgments, easements, taxes — and surface the problems in week one, not the day before closing.
Working with the agents, lenders, and builders closing in Baton Rouge
What we do
Four lines of work, one standard of communication. We hold the money, clear the title, and get you to the table.
We hold the money and account for every dollar of it — from the earnest money deposit to the final disbursement.
Learn moreFirst homes, forever homes, and everything in between — closed on time and explained in plain language.
Learn moreMulti-party transactions, entity documents, and the coordination they demand.
Learn moreA faster path when the property already belongs to you.
Learn moreTitle, escrow and settlement across the Capital Region
For agents, lenders, builders and attorneys
Five steps, each pinned to a time or a rule. You hear from us at every one — nobody on your side has to call and check.
Same day
Send the executed agreement, the addenda, and contacts for both sides. One closer opens the file, runs the curative, and sits at the signing — the same name on every email.
Week one
The full public record: deeds, mortgages, liens, judgments, easements, taxes. A lien found the week of closing moves the date. Found in week one, it just gets cleared.
Four times
Pushed to you as each one happens, by the closer working the file. Nobody on your side has to call to find out where it stands.
Before signing
Escrow reconciled, every credit and debit accounted for, clear-to-close confirmed ahead of the table. Your client reads the number at home, not out loud in the room.
Every wire
We give funding details by phone and verify them by phone, on a number we already have. Anyone who emails your buyer new instructions is not us.
Aureum House
We show local artists, host openings, and open the room to clients, agents, and neighbors. It is the least likely thing to find inside a title company, and the part people remember.
Resources
The paperwork at a closing table is not written for the person signing it. These are the parts worth reading before you get there.
Everyone
The most expensive mistake in real estate, and the phone call that prevents it.
Read itAgents and lenders
Read itWhat we need to open a file, and how to reach your closer directly.
Buyers
Ask us for itWhat happens between contract and keys, what it costs, and what you need to bring.
Sellers
Ask us for itPayoffs, prorations, and what actually comes out of your proceeds.
Talk to us
Send us a file, ask a question, or pick a time and we will call you.
Book a time and we will call you
Time-sensitive? Call us — we would rather pick up than trade emails.