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NAMB Board shares its vision for the future ... Board roundtable addresses the present and looks beyond 2007

Sep 24, 2007

Continental Title honored by First American TitleMortgagePress.comTitle and escrow services For the fourth consecutive year, Continental Title Company (CTC) was named one of the "Top 10" title companies in Missouri by The First American Title Insurance Company (FATIC), one of its underwriters. FATIC also named CTC among the "Top 10" in Kansas, for the second consecutive year. The honors were based upon volume and production. CTC is a provider of title and escrow services based in Overland Park, Kan. For more information, call (913) 338-3232 or visit www.ctitle.com. FATIC, a subsidiary of The First American Corporation, is a provider of title, escrow and underwriting services, with corporate headquarters in Santa Ana, Calif. For more information, call (800) 854-3643 or visit www.firstam.com/fatic.
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