Ted Rogers, President of Security Title, responded to a recent op-ed in The Wall Street Journal about the need for title insurance reform. "The title industry has a proven record of helping Americans secure the dream of homeownership, and 90% of the industry is comprised of hardworking small businesses in communities across the country. These companies protect homeowners. There’s no reason to reform a system that isn’t broken." Thank you to The Wall Street Journal for publishing this and thank you to the American Land Title Association for your continued advocacy of title insurance. 📰 🔗 : https://lnkd.in/dBcWQDAS #titleinsurance #realestate #titleinsurancereform
The Security Title Guarantee Corporation of Baltimore
Insurance
Linthicum, Maryland 469 followers
We're your partner. Not your competitor.
About us
Security Title has 70+ years of experience in supporting independent title agents and attorneys without competing direct operations. Family-owned since in 1952. Local area experts in 14 states & D.C. Security Title Guarantee Corporation of Baltimore: Empowering Independent Title Agents for 70+ Years Since 1952, Security Title Guarantee Corporation of Baltimore has been a trusted leader in title underwriting services, supporting esteemed agents and ensuring financial security for insureds. With a philosophy of long-term success, we prioritize commitment, continuity, and collaborative partnerships. Family-Owned and You’re Part of the Family Too: Proudly family-owned for three generations, we prioritize our agents' needs, ensuring collective success over the long haul. You get direct access to people at all levels of the company, including 3rd generation President, Ted Rogers. At Security Title, every agent is invaluable. Empowering Agents, One Title at a Time: With a network of over 500 title agents across 14 states and Washington, D.C., we provide comprehensive services via local area experts to ensure a personalized touch. We seek to assist our agents by offering expert underwriting, office automation assistance, and educational resources. Working Together for Mutual Success: As an underwriter with NO direct operations, we prioritize supporting our partners. Collaboration is our formula for success, empowering agents with the tools they need to thrive. We understand the industry's cyclical nature and have some of the friendliest annual remittance requirements. Every agent, regardless of scale, receives equal support and respect. Join Security Title: Your Success, Our Legacy: Our legacy is built on commitment, continuity, and community. Join us to unlock long-term achievement, leveraging our vast network and expertise for mutual success. We're your partner. Not your competitor.
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https://esecuritytitle.com/
External link for The Security Title Guarantee Corporation of Baltimore
- Industry
- Insurance
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Linthicum, Maryland
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1952
- Specialties
- Title Insurance
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Employees at The Security Title Guarantee Corporation of Baltimore
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Amy Holder, CTP
New Jersey State Manager at The Security Title Guarantee Corporation of Baltimore
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Catherine Castiglia Canino
Vice President and Chief New York State Agency Counsel at The Security Title Guarantee Corporation of Baltimore
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Vincent Danzi
Vice President of Operations, The Security Title Guarantee Corporation of Baltimore
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Brent Scheer
SVP and COO at The Security Title Guarantee Corporation of Baltimore
Updates
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"We provide the best protection for any asset that any American owns in the country and that's something we're proud of. And we're going to continue to make sure that folks continue to understand that." Thank you so much Diane Leneghan Tomb for joining us last week! Your leadership and guidance are much appreciated as we have a very busy 2025 ahead of us. The full webinar recording is available now.
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Thank you Louisiana Land Title Association for a wonderful convention! It was great to see so many familiar faces and we're charged up for 2025 after so many informative presentations. We can't wait for next year.
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We made it through the quiet storm of a slow real estate market in 2024, but are there more rough seas ahead in 2025? Or will we have smoother sailing with lower mortgage rates and increased housing inventory? Luckily, we have Diane Tomb (CEO of ALTA) and Ted Rogers (President of Security Title) to help set the ship straight before we shove off for 2025. In this webinar, we’re going to cover: 1. Mortgage Rates: Which way will they trend in 2025? 2. Federal Reserve Rate Cuts: How many more can we expect in 2025? 3. FinCen Reporting Rule: Is your operation preparing for the new reporting requirements? 4. The Title Waiver Program: Biden is transitioning out of office—where does that leave the Title Waiver Program? 5. ALTA's 2025 Priorities: How can the title industry stay ahead of the curve? Register here 👇 https://lnkd.in/g7HskFnr
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Brent Scheer's back to help us make sense of what's happening with mortgage rates climbing since September's optimism. Inflation is real and investors have their eyes on it. Shelter cost is still high, inventory is still low and we need mortgage rates to (probably) get under 6% to see significant movement with existing homes. The next Federal Reserve meeting is set for December 11-12, so we'll see if we get another rate cut that may lead to another drop in mortgage rates. *Today's rates are slightly different than the rates were when we filmed this.
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The holiday shopping season is ripe for cybercriminals, so use your best judgement as you would in the office to prevent cyber fraud. Especially since some of you might be using your work computer to do your shopping. Watch out for these scams: 1. Fake online stores and “unbelievable deals!” 2. Phishing e-mails and texts offering “unbelievable deals!” 3. Gift card scams 4. Order confirmation and failed delivery notification scams 5. Fake charity appeals Here's what you can specifically do: 1. Before you even click anything, hover over the link to see where it will take you. 2. Verify the website's URL by checking for spelling errors and a domain extension that isn't a typical .com or something similar. You can type this in your browser search bar instead of clicking a link. 3. Read the customer reviews. 4. Never download attachments from unknown sources. Take proper precaution this holiday season so your thoughtful gifts can reach your loved ones without issue.
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🫸 🔍 ➡️ 🔎 Put the focus of your company's marketing in 2025 more on these 2 things: 1. The specific benefits for your customers(and prospective customers) of doing business with you instead of exclusively about what you do and know. 2. Feature your people more so they're best-positioned for warm introductions. A residual effect here is better internal camaraderie. Check out the full conversation to get ideas from the pro to make your 2025 marketing content better than 2024. Link in the comments 👇
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We're glad to see bipartisan support of title insurance from the Congressional Real Estate Caucus by calling for a pause of the FHFA title waiver pilot. “[While] [w]e applaud your ongoing efforts to promote homeownership, especially for low-income Americans, and share your concerns about the difficulty and costs of purchasing a home [...] the Pilot will not achieve your stated goal of finding ways to “responsibly reduce closing costs for homeowners in a safe and sound manner.” The full article from American Land Title Association 👇 https://lnkd.in/gTjt3guQ
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