At Verity Title, we believe clarity builds confidence. Our goal is to make every part of the title and closing process simple, transparent, and easy to understand, including our pricing. This page serves as a resource for you to view or download our official Rate Sheet, outlining the current title insurance premiums, closing fees, and other related costs.
Whether you’re a realtor, lender, buyer, or seller, knowing what to expect up front helps everyone move forward with confidence.
All rates are compliant with state regulations and subject to change as filings are updated or approved.
Clear Communication
We explain every line item and ensure no surprises at closing.
Trusted Expertise
Our experienced team guides you through the title process with accuracy and care.
Local Knowledge
We understand the market and regulatory requirements across our service areas.
Client-First Approach
Every detail of your transaction is handled with integrity, precision, and respect.
If you’d like a personalized estimate for your upcoming transaction, our team is happy to help.
Contact us today for a detailed quote based on your property location, purchase price, and loan amount.
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