How escrow and title work in South Carolina
South Carolina is generally described as an attorney-closing state. A real estate lawyer reviews the title examination, prepares or checks the deed and settlement statement, and supervises the disbursement of funds, while the title policy itself is issued through a title agent or underwriter.
South Carolina requires an attorney to supervise the real estate closing and the title examination.
Below you will find 3 companies serving South Carolina — offices in Hilton Head Island. Names and websites change through mergers and acquisitions; entries whose websites no longer work are kept as plain text for reference.
South Carolina title and escrow companies
- Anderson Title Services
- Chicago Title Agency South Carolina
- Condell & Company, Title Consulting Hilton Head Island
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