LandQuest Settlements, LLC

03/07/2026

This 1334 square feet Single Family home has 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. It is located at 214 Youngs Ln, Franklin, PA.

07/03/2024

NAR Deputy Chief Economist and VP of Research Jessica Lautz reacts to the latest mortgage rates.

03/09/2024

The White House is proposing a "mortgage relief credit" that would give homebuyers an annual tax credit of $5,000 for two years.

01/04/2024

Great advice shared by ALTA for everyone and not just title insurance professionals. Be safe out there!

The following message is shared on behalf of the ALTA Information Security Work Group.

Everyone should be using extreme caution when opening emails containing links, attachments, or requests for personal information such as security credentials or authentication codes.

Given the nature of the cybersecurity attacks, even emails from known sources including colleagues, clients, customers, and consumers could potentially be compromised. Phone calls and text messages may also be suspect, so SLOW DOWN and take every opportunity to verify the source.

Here are some things you CAN do:
• Ensure you're using strong, unique, and at least 14-character passwords or passphrases for each account. This might sound daunting but think of it like having a unique key for every door in your house.
• Utilize Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) on every account where it is available.
• Verify that user accounts which don't need administrator access do not have administrator roles. Check with your IT support team if you don't know what this means – it is important!
• Hover over every link to see where it would take you before you click on it.
• Verify the authenticity of an email before clicking a link, opening an attachment, responding, or providing any requested information.
o Determine the sender's telephone number from a source other than the email (like the company website for example).
o Call and verify.
o Be particularly careful when replying to emails on your mobile phone – it can be difficult to see the actual email address of the sender.
• Stay vigilant and be aware of common tactics used by attackers, like creating a sense of urgency, pretending to be unavailable for a call, or asking for help in a suspicious way. If something doesn't feel right, trust your instincts, and double-check before taking any action.
• Patch all your systems. Check with your IT support team if you don't know what this means – it is important!
• Review business practices to discover any risks and identify any changes to make.
• Educate ALL employees on their security responsibilities.
• Have a business continuity plan, an incident response plan, and a routine to test your backups regularly.
• If anything seems not right, reach out to your IT support team immediately!
This list is NOT all-inclusive. This is just the new minimum recommendation for what you MUST be doing. This list might also have included implementing intrusion detection and response solutions, email spam and security solutions, reviewing all accounts daily for use and rights, and more.


Stay safe and secure.

01/03/2024

Really cool place to stop in at and have cocktails in the Strip District.

10/31/2023

Happy Halloween 🎃

10/13/2023

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10/13/2023

We are here to answer all your mortgage questions!

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03/01/2023

Best custard around!

Hey, Happy March, and see ya next Thursday 😎 🍦

02/24/2023

First Time Home Buyers are on the move!

Here’s the latest in Housing Market News. WOW, looks like there are homes available and First Time Home Buyers are finding homes! Now would be an excellent…

01/26/2023