The two companies combine to become one of the largest independently-owned national title companies in the United States
SALT LAKE CITY/MAY 9, 2017— Georgia-based Liberty Title and Texas-based Allegiance National have merged into one national title processing company known as Elevated Title, effectively immediately. The merger will allow Elevated Title to provide a higher caliber of customer service to lenders, real estate agents and home buyers by utilizing technology to bring the title industry to the next level.
“We are thrilled to be joining forces with Allegiance and look forward to introducing Elevated Title nationally,” said Sally Farrar, CEO of Elevated Title. “The addition of Allegiance National and its team members provides Elevated with leadership and industry knowledge that is unmatched.”
With this merger, Elevated Title will become one of the only privately-owned, national title companies in the United States. While most title companies claim to operate nationally, they are not licensed in all states and contract with other title companies to process transactions. Elevated Title is licensed to conduct business in 48 states and has locations in Georgia, Texas and Utah.
Our ability to provide true national coverage allows our lender clients to build strong relationships with Elevated team members, no matter their loan location. Our cutting-edge, eSign and live-update technology makes Elevated Title an industry leader from go,” said Brian Lemke, executive vice president of national sales & marketing.
Liberty Title was founded in 2002 in Kennesaw, Georgia. Its team has more than 50 years combined experience in the title industry.
Allegiance National was one of the fastest-growing real estate title companies in the country, with a leadership team of successful title professionals representing decades of title experience.
Elevated Title will be led by Farrar as CEO and Kelly Ogden as president, with Dan Gaudreau as executive vice president of national operations, Lemke as executive vice president of national sales & marketing and Corey Hulbert as executive vice president of business development.
“This merger will allow us to offer the best services while combining industry experience and cutting-edge technology,” said Ogden.
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