For real estate agents
Send me your next contract.
Contact Will
Share the transaction details with Will. Sending this form doesn't open an order; Will confirms next steps with you.
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Why agents send me files
The title side handled, so you can work the deal.
You reach me, not a queue
Call me at (703) 859-1467. I'm your contact from the contract to the recorded deed, and the Pruitt Title team does the title work behind me.
Your numbers are exact
The Virginia, Maryland and DC calculators show the actual closing taxes, county by county, so you can set a client's expectations before the offer.
Your clients get straight answers
Send them a guide instead of a long email: closing costs, title insurance, surveys and FIRPTA for Virginia, Maryland and DC.
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Tools for you, guides for your clients.
Direct line
A question on a file? Call me before it becomes a closing problem.
Title issues, payoffs, deadlines or a client who needs it explained. One call, and you're talking to the person handling the file.
How a file works
From ratified contract to recorded deed.
1
Send the file
Start contract intake and I'll reply with a secure way to send the ratified contract.
2
Title opens
The search is ordered and the lender gets what it needs for closing instructions.
3
Issues get cleared
I share the title commitment and what has to be cleared, like payoffs and releases.
4
Closing and recording
Funds are disbursed, the deed is recorded, and your buyer gets the policy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can my buyer choose Pruitt Title even if the seller prefers another company?
Yes. In Virginia the buyer or borrower has the right to select the settlement agent, and the seller can't require a particular one (Va. Code § 55.1-1006). Federal law also bars a seller from requiring a particular title insurer when the loan is federally related (12 U.S.C. § 2608).
Does Will pay referral fees to agents?
No. Federal law prohibits giving or accepting anything of value for referring settlement business (RESPA section 8, 12 U.S.C. § 2607). The client always chooses the title company.
Where does Pruitt Title close?
Pruitt Title handles title and settlement in Northern Virginia, Maryland and Washington, DC. Its office is at 1900 Gallows Road, Suite 230, Vienna, Virginia.
Who conducts a DC closing?
A notary or a title company's settlement agent can conduct the closing. Preparing the deed and other documents affecting title is the practice of law in DC (D.C. Court of Appeals Rule 49), so a DC-licensed attorney handles that part.
Can Will train my office?
Yes. Will runs sessions for teams, brokerages and mortgage companies, from title insurance deep-dives to marketing workshops. See the classes page or call him to set one up.