Many become anxious at the thought of a tedious, tense real estate closing.
But when working with an experienced title closing company, you’ll know what to expect and feel confident about taking that final step. After all, you will have already cleared the toughest hurdles, like finding the perfect home, negotiating a fair price, and securing a loan.
A professional title closing company helps to guide you through every step of the process, providing comprehensive services that clear up any questions and concerns you have along the way.
First National Title Company and Faulkner County Title Company announce the unification of their two premier Arkansas and attorney owned full service title insurance and real estate closing companies. Faulkner County Title Company will begin business as a division of First National Title Company effective October 7, 2014, and the offices will consolidate in Conway and be located at Locust and Robinson Avenues, and in Greenbrier at 8 Wilson Farm Road, Suite A. The staffs of First National Title and Faulkner County Title will be combined to build upon the reputation both of these companies have built in providing expertise to assist real estate professionals and other customers in all types of real estate concerns, including financial institutions, builders and investors.
Looking for a Little Rock title company? What about a Conway title company, a Benton title company, a Fayetteville title company, or a Bentonville title company? Wherever you are in Central or Northwest Arkansas, our staff of over 60 experienced closing/escrow and title employees provide an outstanding level service on all different types of real estate transactions every day.
Since forming in 1997, our independent, locally owned and operated company has selected some of the most professional, efficient, and knowledgeable people in the industry to be on our team. The exceptional service First National Title Company (FNTC) continues to provide today has spurred our growth, allowing us the opportunity to expand into Northwest Arkansas in 2004.