Dearborn title insurance and closing services
Buying, selling, or refinancing in Dearborn? Our office is here in the city, at 4 Parklane Blvd, Suite 330. Sonic Title® helps the parties work through ownership records, title requirements, closing documents, and the movement of funds.
A Dearborn office for your Wayne County closing
Start with the property address and tell us whether this is a purchase or a refinance. For a purchase, share the signed agreement and the agent and lender contacts. For a refinance, share the lender contact and information about the existing mortgage. If you want to meet at our office, call first to arrange the visit and confirm what you should bring.
A title search examines recorded documents affecting the property. For a Dearborn property, that includes the relevant Wayne County land records. The search and title commitment help identify ownership, recorded liens, and requirements that must be addressed before the requested coverage can be issued. A commitment is not the final insurance policy.
What can need attention before signing
Tell the team early if an owner has died, a trust owns the home, a divorce affects ownership, or someone will sign under a power of attorney. Those details can change the documents needed. Title work does not replace legal advice about how you should hold or transfer ownership.
On a purchase, the closing team coordinates the deed, any lender documents, payoffs, and settlement figures. On a refinance, the existing mortgage payoff and the new lender’s requirements are central; it is not automatically a transfer of ownership. Ask which policies are being issued: a lender’s policy protects the lender’s interest, while an owner’s policy addresses the owner’s covered title risks.
Plan the appointment, not just the signing date
Before making plans for moving or a payoff, ask which title and lender conditions remain open. Review the settlement figures, ask about any difference from an earlier estimate, and confirm identification and funding instructions with the office.
Recording is a separate step from signing. Ask how the documents will be submitted to Wayne County and how you will receive the recorded documents and final policy. We do not promise a county recording turnaround or a closing date before the file is ready.
Start your order or ask about costs
Start a title order with the property address and transaction details. If you are comparing costs, request a title quote and tell us what you are buying, selling, or refinancing. Estimates depend on the file and the services requested.
Use the buyer net sheet or seller net sheet to prepare questions, not as a guaranteed closing figure. For documents with sensitive information, ask the team how to send them securely. Verify funding instructions by calling a known office number before sending money.
Reach the Sonic Title® team
Sonic Title® has completed 975+ closings company-wide. Dee Shami is President & CEO.
Michigan Title Agency License No. 0146679 · NPN 21043903.
4 Parklane Blvd, Suite 330, Dearborn, MI 48126(313) 251-5145