Title Commitment Review video
Every recorded document read, every easement drawn on the survey, and the objection letter drafted with a book and page behind every objection. 1:18
What the film shows
Reads a title commitment and each exception document, and drafts the objections, for counsel
Agents read the commitment and all its recorded documents, plot each easement on the survey (even the ones the surveyor could not), class every exception as permitted, object, endorse or cure, and draft the objection letter and the endorsement request. The associate reviews, the partner approves each objection and signs.
Transcript
- Title Commitment Review reads a commitment and every exception document, and drafts objections for counsel.
- A first pass through Schedule B takes four to six associate hours.
- This warehouse site brings thirty-one exceptions and fifty-eight recorded documents.
- Agents read each document and draw every easement on the survey.
- One easement the surveyor missed is plotted from its own legal description.
- A 1974 power line easement crosses the corner of the building pad.
- Annabel reads the document: thirty feet wide, no building inside it.
- She approves the drafted objection, book and page cited.
- Eight endorsements are requested; the pro forma policy is marked up.
- Schedule B took under an hour; six objections go out eight days early.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.