Longhorn Title Company is a locally owned and operated Title Insurance Agent servicing Williamson County, Texas, since 1972. All staff have deep roots in the central Texas hill country and combined experience of over a hundred years. We are active members of our community, contributing to Realtor Associations, Homeowner Associations, local charities and Chambers of Commerce in the region.
Being a small, family-owned business, we have necessarily developed long-lasting relationships with other business owners and community members throughout Williamson County, and continue to meet the needs of the community and to do our part in creating excellence in the place we collectively call our home.
Being a small, family-owned business, we have necessarily developed long-lasting relationships with other business owners and community members throughout Williamson County, and continue to meet the needs of the community and to do our part in creating excellence in the place we collectively call our home.
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Having served all of Williamson County for 50 years, we have come to know and cherish our community, and look forward to serving it for 50 more. Our owners live here, work here and support local charities and schools, and we are often enmeshed with the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce, doing our part for our home.
Longhorn Title takes your privacy seriously so we have created this Best Practices document to ensure all our employees are trained to protect your privacy. The Texas Department of Insurance is doing its part in Compliance and Regulations, and you can learn all about the regulations and oversight on title agents below.
A change - either to alter, add, or correct - part of an agreement without changing principle idea or essence. An estimate of value of property resulting from analysis of facts about the property; an opinion of value. Sales that have similar characteristics as the subject real property, used for analysis in the appraisal.
Determining who has the right to select the title company to close and insure a residential transaction can sometimes be an emotional and controversial issue. Although most residential buyers and sellers couldn't care less who closes the transaction, most real estate agents have a favorite title company or closer with whom they prefer to do business.
The state of Texas regulates the sale of title insurance, such as the premiums are based on the sale price of the property and the premiums may not be discounted by the title companies. Most sellers view the title insurance premiums as an unnecessary cost of sale, which benefits the buyer only. In fact, providing title insurance to the buyer is equally important to the seller.
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S. K.
Apr 02, 2021
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Careless and unneeded aggravation and worry
Bonnie didn't realize she had my title paperwork until I called her and it had been buried on her desk for 3 weeks. This itself made me question Longhorn's professionalism and integrity. Then, after my refi was approved she asked for the survey. What!?!? Don't you know what you're doing? So I dropped everything to send the survey because I wanted to close on time! Days later she said the survey I sent didn't have the 'seal', meaning the refi process wasn't guaranteed to be recorded. How incompetent. Don
Bonnie didn't realize she had my title paperwork until I called her and it had been buried on her desk for 3 weeks. This itself made me question Longhorn's professionalism and integrity. Then, after my refi was approved she asked for the survey. What!?!? Don't you know what you're doing? So I dropped everything to send the survey because I wanted to close on time! Days later she said the survey I sent didn't have the 'seal', meaning the refi process wasn't guaranteed to be recorded. How incompetent. Don
Shane Polach
Jun 11, 2018
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Nancy M.
Apr 06, 2016
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