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Brandy Sams to Lead WFG National Title's Default Services Division

Sep 22, 2011

Brandy Sams has joined WFG National Title Insurance Company (WFG National Title) as the director of its default services division. The Williston Financial Group family of title insurers is currently licensed and operating in 40 jurisdictions nationwide. The company is a provider of title insurance and real estate settlement services for lender, commercial and residential transactions nationwide. Sams’ career in the mortgage and real estate industry spans more than 15 years. She worked most recently in the secondary market with Fannie Mae. Before that, she was a title and escrow specialist for a national servicer. Previously, she was the title and escrow manager with a California-based title company. During her tenure with those firms, she successfully managed moren than 10,000 closings in 35 states.  Sams has also holds an advanced degree in business and project management. “Brandy comes to WFG’s Default Services group with a wide understanding of the transaction from several different perspectives,” said Morgan Harris, executive VP overseeing the default services division. “She communicates with her clients at an unparalleled level and excels at bridging potential gaps between parties, making her an ideal addition for WFG’s default services clients.”
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