Alisha joined the Vanguard team bringing years of experience in title. She began her career in the title industry in 2003 as a receptionist, eventually working her way into pre-processing and statusing title files. She then moved into processing purchase and closing transactions with roles as both a processor and closer.
She has a passion for the industry but loves being able to interact with customers outside of the office. She found her love for sales and began establishing a credible clientele by building friendships and relationships with others in the industry. She now have over 6 years of experiences in sales.
In many cases, having a lien on your property should be avoided at all costs. However, if you have a mortgage, then you definitely have a lien on your home — and that’s not necessarily a bad thing. There are, in fact, several types of property liens, and residential homes are often subject to more than one lien. Knowing the difference between them can help you to better understand your rights.
Purchasing a home or commercial property is an exciting process involving a significant investment of time and money. The best way to avoid being caught off guard by unexpected problems with your new home or commercial property is to schedule a property inspection.
Purchasing a home or commercial property is an exciting process involving a significant investment of time and money. The best way to avoid being caught off guard by unexpected problems with your new home or commercial property is to schedule a property inspection.
Purchasing a home or commercial property is an exciting process involving a significant investment of time and money. The best way to avoid being caught off guard by unexpected problems with your new home or commercial property is to schedule a property inspection.
Purchasing a home or commercial property is an exciting process involving a significant investment of time and money. The best way to avoid being caught off guard by unexpected problems with your new home or commercial property is to schedule a property inspection.
Whether you’re just entering the commercial real estate market or are looking to expand your growing portfolio, one thing is certain –— there’s a lot at stake with these highly complex transactions. And, because no two commercial closings are completely alike, each comes with its own set of specifications that can quickly prove overwhelming.
