Regency Title, Inc. Plymouth

07/21/2024

On this beautiful day I hope you start and end it with ice cream. 🍦🍧

07/04/2024

Have an amazing 4th of July with your Family.

The Regency offices will be closed July 4th and 5th. ❤️🤍💙🇺🇸

06/28/2024

Did you know we can sign right at your home, or like this morning meet for coffee to help with your closing needs ☕️

06/16/2024

Happy Father’s Day to the amazing papas out there. 🫶

06/04/2024

Enjoy your summer Teachers, kids and parents 🫶

05/31/2024

Let’s talk about closing costs.

As a buyer your fees are typically worked into the loan details and the amount due at closing includes the closing company fees.

As a seller your amount of proceeds is ‘less’ the closing costs and expenses. {mortgage payoff, commissions, prorations, etc.}

05/27/2024

This we honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our Country and to their Families

Our office will be closed Monday May 27th.

05/14/2024

Have you bought a home recently?
Watch out for this common scam ⬇️⬇️👀

A Message from the Wright County Recorder’s Office:
One of the most commonly recorded documents is a deed transferring title from the current homeowner to a new buyer. Real estate deed solicitation scams are a type of fraud where scammers send homeowners letters that look like official government documents. The letters often ask for money ($89-$120) to obtain a copy of the homeowner's property deed. However, homeowners can obtain a copy of their property deed for $1 per page from the County Recorder's Office. To avoid being scammed, homeowners should never pay a private company to obtain a copy of their property deed. They should also be suspicious of any letter that looks like an official government document. If you receive a letter from a company that claims to need money to obtain a copy of your property deed, contact the Recorder's Office to verify the legitimacy of the request. Here are some additional tips for avoiding real estate deed solicitation scams: Only obtain a copy of your deed from the County Recorder's Office. Do not pay a private company to obtain your deed for you. Be suspicious of any mailing that looks like a bill from a government agency. Read the fine print carefully before you provide any personal information or payment. If you have any questions about real estate deed solicitation scams, you can contact the Recorder's Office at 763-682-7357

05/12/2024

Happy Mothers Day to all the wonderful Mommas out there. 🫶🌹

04/29/2024

Have a great Monday ☔️

04/22/2024

Our earth, our future, our HOME 🏡
Do your part today and always ♻️🫶

04/09/2024

Let’s meet your furry {feathered or scaled} friends 🐾💖😍🫶