State Title Escrow, Services Inc. proudly offers complete escrow service for every real estate transaction. In addition to residential escrow, commercial escrow, and business / bulk sale escrow, we offer loan escrow, tract escrow, liquor license transfer, transaction coordinating, and notary services. Every service we offer is aimed at one thing: providing you, our clients, with a performance-driven, quality experience. Read more to see how we can further assist your real estate needs.
Upon qualification, property owners can work directly with lenders to change the terms of their existing mortgage loans. If they replace their loan with a new loan, it is called refinancing. If they keep their original loan and take out an additional loan, it is referred to as a second, third, or fourth mortgage, and so on.
Borrowers may choose to use the equity in their home to take out additional money for consolidating debt, home improvement projects, large purchases, or other reasons.
Whenever a home loan is modified, the lender works directly with an escrow company which ensures everything after the financing portion of the loan is completed and recorded accurately.
Your escrow company will work with the lender and the title company to ensure taxes and fees are paid and up to date, that title is recorded according to the terms of the loan, and that all money going between vendors, financial institutions, lien holders, and borrowers is dispersed accurately.
In short, once your loan is approved, State Title Escrow, Services Inc. manages the remaining series of transactions needed to ensure the funding of the loan.
State Title Escrow, Services Inc. has a history of over 24 years working closely with lenders and borrowers in home loan and refinance escrow. We carefully manage the escrow transaction as a neutral third party, safeguarding funds, and ensuring every client’s transaction is completed in an efficient and secure manner.
For more information on loan or refinance escrow, contact one of our escrow officers today.
For more information on refinancing your mortgage, visit:
Mortgage Calculator - Beginners Guide To Refinancing Your Mortgage
Liquor License Transfer
A liquor license transfer is allowed by the Ohio Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) when a business with an existing liquor license sells or changes ownership.
There are two main categories of a liquor license:
•On-Sale (sold and consumed on premises) such as bars and restaurants
•Off-Sale (sold and not consumed on premises) such as grocery stores, liquor stores, and mini marts
Some establishments, such as breweries and grocery stores with dine-in services, do both On-Sale and Off-Sale transactions and require both licenses.
Both On-Sale and Off-Sale license transfers require the opening of escrow and execution of escrow instructions reflecting an allocated purchase price and terms of the license being transferred.
The Transfer Process:
To initiate the transfer, the seller must contact ABC to complete paperwork pertaining to the future sale.
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The buyer must contact ABC to apply for the license transfer.
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A Notice of Intended Transfer of Liquor License must be published and recorded.
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Additionally, a dated Notice of Intended Transfer of Liquor License must be posted to the storefront in order to allow neighbors and community members the opportunity to contest the license transfer.
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The remaining steps to complete the transfer are handled by your escrow officer as part of your business/bulk sale escrow.
While escrow is being processed, ABC will review the license transfer application and determine whether the liquor license transfer is approved. Most investigations through the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control take approximately 45-50 days and by law, the license cannot be issued for a minimum of 30 days. Once the approval is received, escrow is ready to close.
Tasks a transaction coordinator will manage include:
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Review Purchase Agreement and Open Escrow
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Schedule and Coordinate Vendor Services
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Send and Receive Documents, Obtain Signatures
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Track Deadlines – Manage Contingencies and Due Dates
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For more information on transaction coordinating, contact: Richard today.
Schedule an Appointment for Notary Service
To schedule an appointment for notary service, please call us at: (440) 853-4247.
Please bring with you a valid, current photo ID, such as a State Driver License, REAL ID, military ID or US Passport.
Please note: some lender documents will require two forms of photo identification.
For more information about notary, visit: National Notary Association - Notary 101