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[+] origin date of messge board - Kim Haase/MT (3 replies)
4/2/2005 2:22:29 PM (2269 views)

[+] Web Sites for Independents - David Bloys/TX (5 replies)
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[+] Don't click here - James "Lin" Toney/MS (4 replies)
4/2/2005 1:11:32 AM (3759 views)

Do you BLOG? - Donna Grady/NC
4/2/2005 12:55:34 AM (3056 views)

[+] tax man cometh - Donna Grady/NC (6 replies)
4/2/2005 12:47:40 AM (2255 views)




[+] New Message Forum Feature - Slade Smith/OH (2 replies)
4/1/2005 3:09:11 PM (2450 views)

[-] Commercial Abstracts - Deborah Manion/VA (2 replies)
4/1/2005 9:12:18 AM (2367 views)
Re: Commercial Abstracts - Shannon Blatt/VA
4/1/2005 10:12:58 AM (3511 views)

I would say that unless your examiners have a good solid 5 years under their belt they shouldn't do them.  I know some of your examiners down here my way and I would never let them touch one,  Residential, yeah, ok. And I am not saying that to be rude or anything by any means.  Just that they haven't been doing searches long enough and still aren't totally familiar with everything.  They ask some scary questions sometimes.  Chris could do commercial with no problems.

There is alot involved and alot that can be missed when you have to run the indexes on companies.  And the liability is much greater.  Though you e&o limits are probably only one million, the value of the properties are often way more than that.  Missing one thing can really hurt the business bad.
If you really want to pursue commercial work, start out slow, in one area where you have a very experienced examiner and see how it goes.  Sometimes the examiner doesn't want to do them because they are so time consuming.  Be prepared to have a second abstractor in the same location for back up so the work doesn't get behind.  And bill hourly.

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Re: Commercial Abstracts - Judy Nisonger/CA
4/2/2005 11:27:18 PM (3341 views)

[+] short timelines - Douglas Gallant/OH (3 replies)
3/31/2005 7:33:40 PM (2324 views)

[+] Advice about Titlesearch USA - christine hughes/MA (14 replies)
3/31/2005 3:59:21 PM (2553 views)

Easy Enhancement - Kim Haase/MT
3/31/2005 3:20:02 PM (1827 views)

[+] SOT is awesome - Deborah Manion/VA (8 replies)
3/30/2005 4:55:35 PM (2342 views)

[+] Oh My Could it Have Been? - Lisa Ramsey/TX (1 reply)
3/30/2005 8:55:51 AM (2336 views)

[+] Title Companies Active in Connecticut - Kevin Ahern/CT (1 reply)
3/30/2005 7:17:54 AM (2322 views)

[+] Internet Related Fraudulent Deeds in Florida - David Bloys/TX (1 reply)
3/29/2005 8:35:37 PM (3452 views)

New York State Abstractors - J.T. Shoemaker/NY
3/29/2005 7:52:54 PM (1801 views)


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