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Riverside Abstract is a title insurance agency, which is licensed to operate in the New York and New Jersey to Pennsylvania, Maryland, Connecticut, Virginia, and Florida. The company’s headquarters are based in Brooklyn, NY, and it also has a satellite office in Lakewood, NJ.

Having decades of experience and over hundred transactions each month, Riverside Abstract can guarantee the execution of any deal, from the simplest residential transaction to the most intricate commercial investment. Riverside experience encompasses nationwide arranged titles in a timely manner, what makes it e leading title agency.

The company currently underwrites Fidelity National Title Insurance Company, Chicago Title Company, Stewart Title Insurance Company and New Jersey Title Company, among others.

Riverside’s main goal is to provide client satisfaction and high quality service to the clients during the entire process.

Some of the services that Riverside Abstract offers are:
  •  Title Insurance
  •  Due Diligence Foreclosures
  •  Lien Searches 
  •  Mortgage Searches
  •  Partition Searches
  •  Historical Searches
  •  Municipal Searches
  •  UCC Searches
  •  Covenant Restriction and Easement
  •  Searches
  •  Long- and Short-Term Title Searches
  •  Abandonment Certificates
  •  Business Certificates
  •  Condemnation Certificates
  •  Tax Redemption Certificates

·    Riverside Abstract’s motto is: Better Staff, Better Service, Better Results, A Better Way to Close. 


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