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If you are buying or selling a Michigan home and want more flexibility on closing day, this guide is worth reading befor...
10/26/2026

If you are buying or selling a Michigan home and want more flexibility on closing day, this guide is worth reading before you reach the signing table.

We cover what Remote Online Notarization is and how Michigan has authorized it since 2018, the difference between traditional, hybrid, and fully remote digital closings, a step-by-step breakdown of what happens during a Michigan RON closing, who benefits most from the remote option, and the wire fraud protections every digital closing participant should have in place.

It is everything buyers and sellers need to know to close on their own terms.

Read it here:
https://www.bluepointetitle.com/post/sign-click-close-the-complete-guide-to-digital-and-remote-closings-for-michigan-home-buyers-and-sellers

Have you ever sat at a closing table, signing document after document for two hours, and thought there had to be a bette...
10/26/2026

Have you ever sat at a closing table, signing document after document for two hours, and thought there had to be a better way?

There is. And Michigan has allowed it since 2018.

Through Remote Online Notarization, Michigan buyers and sellers can now complete an entire residential closing from their laptop, tablet, or desktop computer, without setting foot in a title company office. The notary verifies your identity over a live secure video call, you sign electronically, the documents are tamper-sealed digitally, and the deed gets recorded just like it would after any traditional closing.

Our latest guide walks both buyers and sellers through exactly how Michigan remote closings work, the difference between hybrid and fully remote options, and what to watch for to keep your transaction secure.

Read the full guide:
https://www.bluepointetitle.com/post/sign-click-close-the-complete-guide-to-digital-and-remote-closings-for-michigan-home-buyers-and-sellers

Most Michigan home buyers purchasing a new build spend months focused on finishes, floor plans, and move-in dates. Very ...
10/22/2026

Most Michigan home buyers purchasing a new build spend months focused on finishes, floor plans, and move-in dates. Very few think about what happens on the title side of the transaction until a problem surfaces at the worst possible moment.

Mechanic's liens from unpaid subcontractors. Open building permits that were never closed out. Missing lien waivers from a single supplier. A subdivision plat that has not yet been recorded. A builder entity that fell out of good standing with the state.

Any one of these is enough to push a closing date that looked certain a week earlier. Together they represent the most common reasons Michigan new construction closings get delayed, and none of them have anything to do with the buyer.

Our latest post breaks down each issue clearly and explains what buyers can do before closing day to protect their timeline.

Full breakdown linked below:
https://www.bluepointetitle.com/post/so-close-yet-so-far-title-issues-that-delay-new-construction-closings-in-michigan

The furniture was scheduled for Saturday. The utilities were transferred. Notice had already been given at the apartment...
10/19/2026

The furniture was scheduled for Saturday. The utilities were transferred. Notice had already been given at the apartment.

Then Thursday morning, the title company called. A roofing subcontractor had filed a mechanic's lien over a payment dispute with the builder. The lien was valid. Closing could not proceed until it was resolved.

The buyer had paid every dollar they owed. The dispute had nothing to do with them. And yet their closing date moved, their delivery had to be rescheduled, and their finished home sat empty while attorneys sorted it out.

This happens in Michigan new construction transactions far more often than buyers expect. According to the American Land Title Association, title problems surface in 36% of real estate transactions, and new builds carry some of the highest risk of any transaction type.

Our latest guide covers the title issues that most commonly delay new construction closings in Michigan and what buyers can do before closing day to reduce that risk.

Read the full guide:
https://www.bluepointetitle.com/post/so-close-yet-so-far-title-issues-that-delay-new-construction-closings-in-michigan

Happy National Boss’s day Frank Rhames
10/16/2026

Happy National Boss’s day Frank Rhames

Here is a question worth asking before your next commercial closing.Does your title policy actually cover the risks spec...
10/15/2026

Here is a question worth asking before your next commercial closing.
Does your title policy actually cover the risks specific to what you are buying, or does it just look like the residential title insurance you are used to?

A standard owner's title policy excludes zoning restrictions, environmental lien exposure, and certain survey and easement matters. In a residential transaction, those exclusions are rarely material. In a commercial transaction, any one of them can represent a six or seven-figure exposure depending on the property's history and your intended use.

Commercial title coverage is assembled transaction by transaction using endorsements that address the specific risk profile of the deal. Getting that assembly right requires knowing which risks apply and which endorsements respond to them.

Our latest guide walks Michigan investors and business owners through the key differences between commercial and residential title coverage and what to prioritize before closing.

Link in comments:
https://www.bluepointetitle.com/post/not-all-title-coverage-is-created-equal-what-commercial-buyers-need-to-know-that-residential-title-insurance-never-taught-them

If you have bought a home before, you know what a title insurance closing feels like. You signed the commitment, paid th...
10/12/2026

If you have bought a home before, you know what a title insurance closing feels like. You signed the commitment, paid the premium, and assumed you were covered.

Now you are buying commercial property and making the same assumption.
That assumption is the most expensive mistake commercial buyers make when it comes to title coverage.

Residential title insurance is built around a predictable, narrow set of risks. Commercial transactions bring zoning compliance liability, environmental lien exposure, complex entity ownership histories, and access and easement risks that a standard policy explicitly excludes. The American Land Title Association maintains approximately 80 approved endorsement forms, many of them created specifically for commercial risks that have no residential equivalent.

Closing a commercial deal with residential coverage expectations means leaving real gaps in your protection, gaps that only become visible when a claim surfaces.
Our latest guide breaks down exactly how commercial and residential title coverage differ and what Michigan investors and business owners need in place before they close.

Read the full guide:
https://www.bluepointetitle.com/post/not-all-title-coverage-is-created-equal-what-commercial-buyers-need-to-know-that-residential-title

Most Michigan home buyers accept whoever their agent recommends for title without a second thought. What many of them do...
10/02/2026

Most Michigan home buyers accept whoever their agent recommends for title without a second thought. What many of them do not know is that real estate professionals are legally required to disclose when they have a financial interest in the title company they are recommending.

These disclosures are often buried in the fine print of settlement documents and go unread.

In Michigan, title companies fall into two broad categories: independent local agencies that represent multiple underwriters and conduct their own examinations, and Affiliated Business Arrangement agencies where a broker, lender, or law firm holds a financial stake. Both exist. Their quality varies significantly. And knowing the difference is one of the most practical things a Michigan buyer can do before committing to who handles their closing.

Our latest guide breaks down how to evaluate Michigan title companies and choose the right one for your transaction.

Full breakdown linked below: https://www.bluepointetitle.com/post/don-t-just-use-whoever-your-agent-recommends-how-to-choose-the-right-title-company-in-michigan

When one of your besties buys a new house and you get to celebrate with them. Congratulations Jenna and Paden. 🏡🔑🎉
10/01/2026

When one of your besties buys a new house and you get to celebrate with them. Congratulations Jenna and Paden. 🏡🔑🎉

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Adrian, MI
49221

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