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On a beautiful July 17th evening, something special happened near Canyon Title's Fort Collins office. What started as our second annual Summer Happy Hour (though it felt like a brand-new beginning) transformed into a heartwarming celebration of community, friendship, and new beginnings. We weren't just hosting an event

Running a title company involves juggling numerous moving parts. Between client deadlines, regulatory requirements, and the constant pressure to close deals smoothly, it's easy for teams to get scattered. That's why at Canyon Title, we've embraced something called EOS—and it's made all the difference in keeping our exe

On June 2, 2025, the Canyon Title team was proud to serve as a hole sponsor for the 2nd Annual LoanHaus Golf Event, held at the stunning Pinery Country Club in Parker, Colorado. With panoramic views and 27 holes of beautifully maintained greens, the course set the perfect stage for a day full of community, competition,

The moment your client signs a purchase contract, a complex orchestration begins behind the scenes. For Colorado real estate professionals, understanding this timeline helps manage client expectations and coordinate all moving parts for successful closings.

One of the most frequent questions Colorado real estate professionals field is: "Do I really need title insurance?" The short answer is yes, but understanding the two types of coverage helps explain why both buyer and lender protection matter in Colorado's complex real estate market.

That multi-page settlement statement (HUD-1 or Closing Disclosure) doesn't have to be intimidating. For Colorado real estate professionals and their clients, understanding these documents fosters confidence and prevents confusion on closing day.

Even in Colorado's robust real estate market, title issues can derail transactions. Understanding these common problems, and how experienced Colorado title companies resolve them, helps real estate professionals set proper expectations and avoid last-minute surprises.

With Colorado's booming market in mobile homes, modular construction, and unique mountain properties, understanding the distinction between real and personal property has never been more important for Colorado real estate professionals. This distinction affects everything from financing to title insurance coverage.

Think of escrow as the Switzerland of real estate: neutral, secure, and governed by strict protocols. Whether you're a Colorado Realtor guiding first-time buyers or a lender coordinating complex commercial deals, following proper Colorado escrow services etiquette ensures smooth transactions and happy clients.