The timeshare title department of Wilson Law Firm will professionally handle all aspects of the retitling or closing process you request. What makes us different than the Timeshare Title Companies Operating in Multiple States?
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We have been focused ...
The timeshare title department of Wilson Law Firm will professionally handle all aspects of the retitling or closing process you request. What makes us different than the Timeshare Title Companies Operating in Multiple States?
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We have been focused on South Carolina Timeshare Resale Closings for 33Years.
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All aspects of the closing are supervised by a SC licensed attorney as required by SC Law.
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In most cases our fees are less than timeshare title companies operating in other states.
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We do not conduct closings of properties in other states.
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We are also a licensed title insurance agency and gladly service those who desire tile insurance.
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What title companies call closings is often merely deed preparation and recording with no title examination to make sure the buyer obtains clear title.
We provide the following timeshare title services:
1. Coordination for closing including information gathering from Buyer, Seller, Broker (if involved).
2. Ordering of Title Abstract from 3rd party abstractor in the appropriate county.
3. Ordering of Resort estoppel information on the status and amount of Resort maintenance and transfer fee.
4. Deposit of earnest money in our escrow account pending closing.
5. Preparation of Deed, 3 South Carolina required affidavits, closing statements, and transmittal correspondence to buyer and seller.
6. Title examination and document review by SC Attorney with 32 years of timeshare title experience.
7. Conducting closing and disbursement of funds and signed document copies to the parties.
8. Recording of Deed.
9. Notification to Resort with items required for Resort to recognize and process the transfer.
10. Preparation of Owner's policy of title insurance if requested.
11. Delivery of original recorded deed and title insurance policy to buyer upon receipt of recorded document from the County Register of Deeds.
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