Title commitment in. Risk intelligence out.

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The Title Risk Report.

A one-page report your VP can read in 90 seconds. Every material exception ranked by severity, every lifecycle stage scored, every action item prioritized.

Title Risk Report
Jordan Pointe, Tract 3
● YELLOW
8 exceptions reviewed · 3 material · 0 urgent
#1
Drainage Easement (40ft interior)
#2
Building Setback (25ft front)
#3
Utility Easement (15ft boundary)
Request underlying drainage instrument before pricing.

Deal-level signal. Ranked exceptions. Lifecycle severity. The diligence actions tied to each risk, and the underlying documents you still need to pull.

What runs behind every Title Risk Report.

Five domains. One pass. Every risk scored.

1
Encumbrance Register

Reads Schedule B-II and maps every exception to one of forty canonical types.

2
Spatial Risk

Flags what each encumbrance does to buildable area, access, infrastructure, and setbacks.

3
Lifecycle Impact

Scores every encumbrance across acquisition diligence, zoning, engineering, and construction.

4
Acquisition Decision

Per-encumbrance call: affects pricing, extends diligence, or kills the deal.

5
Title Risk Report

Ranked material exceptions, GREEN, YELLOW, or RED signal, action items prioritized.

Title review is the bottleneck of every land deal.

Your analyst reads 40 pages of legal language. Your VP waits days for a summary. You find the easement that kills the deal after you've already committed $15K in diligence.

1

Manual review takes days

An experienced analyst spends 2-4 hours per title commitment. A 10-lot deal is 20-40 hours before anyone sees a risk summary.

2

Exceptions get missed

Buried in Schedule B-II: a conservation easement that wipes out 2.5 buildable acres, a mineral rights reservation with no surface waiver. Found too late.

3

No standard severity language

What does "material" mean? Every analyst has a different threshold. Your VP gets inconsistent risk signals across deals.

4

Pricing happens without full context

The go/no-go meeting happens before the title review is done. Price adjustments come after contracts are signed, not before.

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