Alltech National Title handles commercial title and closing in all operating states. Our in-house legal team and dedicated settlement agents manage every transaction from contract to close — including online closing and eNotary where available.
Dedicated settlement agents, wire fraud protections, and full escrow management from earnest money through final disbursement.
Owner and lender policies covering ownership disputes, liens, encumbrances, and zoning defects. Customized to the asset class.
Full title examination including liens, judgments, zoning compliance, and ownership chain across corporate transfers.
Insured escrow accounts with complete audit trails and multi-step wire verification on every disbursement.
Qualified intermediary services for like-kind exchanges. We coordinate the exchange timeline alongside the closing.
Title and escrow services for construction loans, draws, and project closings — including mechanics lien tracking.
Alltech manages the full title and settlement process for commercial transactions across Virginia, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Florida, Texas, and Colorado. Our services include:
Call us at (703) 934-2100 or use our contact form to start a transaction or ask about your deal.
Alltech National Title is a national company. We handle transactions in all of our operating states with local expertise built in — we don’t outsource to third parties. Whether the property is in Virginia, Florida, Texas, or another state we cover, your settlement agent is part of our team and knows the local requirements.
Commercial title insurance covers ownership disputes, undisclosed liens, clerical errors in prior deeds, and zoning restrictions that affect your intended use of the property. It protects both the owner and the lender against defects that weren’t surfaced during the title search — and against claims that arise after closing.
No — there’s no legal requirement to carry title insurance as a buyer. But if you’re financing the acquisition, your lender will require a lender title policy as a condition of the loan. Owner’s policies are optional but strongly recommended: on a commercial asset, the premium is a small one-time cost relative to the exposure you’re covering.
A commercial title search surfaces defects, liens, zoning issues, and ownership chain problems before you own them. Commercial properties change hands through entities — LLCs, corporations, trusts — and each transfer creates potential risk if it wasn’t documented cleanly. Finding a problem in the search is far better than discovering it after closing, when it’s your problem to resolve.
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