Require Holdings Acquires Deeds on Demand

Mar 06, 2017

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Require Holdings has announced that it has completed its acquisition of Deeds on Demand. Deeds on Demand is the first Internet-based deed and real estate document service designed to provide fast, accurate and integrated document preparation services.

“This acquisition accelerates our objective of bringing higher value to lenders, settlement agents, and closing attorneys by providing a wider array of products and services they need to serve their clients,” said Shannon Cobb, chief operating officer of reQuire Real Estate Solutions.

Deeds on Demand’s services will be merged with reQuire Real Estate Solutions LLC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Require Holdings, that services the title insurance industry. reQuire Real Estate Solutions will now provide settlement agents and closing attorneys with one-stop integrated access to document preparation, property search, title curative and lien release tracking solutions.

“We are excited to join the reQuire Real Estate family and look forward to providing our clients with a broader suite of services to meet their needs,” said Ed Stockunas, business manager at Deeds on Demand.

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