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VerifiedTitles is a free directory of 3,550 title companies across 10 states — compare ratings, hours and contact details, with licenses verified against official state records.

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How it works

Buying or refinancing a home means dealing with a title company — the neutral third party that researches the property's title history, issues title insurance to protect against ownership disputes, holds funds in escrow, and coordinates the closing. Choosing the right one can save you money and headaches.

VerifiedTitles brings every listing into one place so you can compare providers by location, rating and services — and we go one step further: we cross-match listings against official state regulator records, so a "License Verified" badge means a real, exact match with the state's licensed title agents. Start with our guide on what a title company does, learn how much a title company costs, see how they differ from an escrow company, or dig into how home title insurance works.

Frequently asked questions

What is a title company?

A title company verifies that a property's title is legitimate and free of liens, issues title insurance, and often manages the escrow and closing of a real estate transaction.

How do I find a title company near me?

Use the search box above, tap "Use my location" to sort providers by distance, or browse by state and city. Each listing shows the company's rating, address, phone number, and hours.

What does the "License Verified" badge mean?

Listings with the green badge have been matched — by exact name and city — to an active license in the official records of their state insurance regulator. 207 listings currently carry it. See <a href="/how-we-verify/">how we verify licenses</a>.

Do I get to choose my title company?

In most U.S. states the buyer or seller can choose the title or escrow company. It pays to compare fees and reviews before you commit.