11
Jul 2019
Our Own Marc Shaw Pens Foreword for First Ever National Real Estate Transaction Compliance Manual

Marc Shaw, Founder and President of World Wide Land Transfer, LLC., has contributed the foreword to The Ultimate Real Estate Transaction Compliance Manual: Your Guide to Laws and Customs in all 51 Jurisdictions

The book was published by NYC management consultancy System 2 Thinking and is the first national real estate transaction compliance manual. 

Readers will find up-to-date, jurisdiction-specific citations and references to the laws and customs regarding:

  • Title Searches and Examination of the Land Title Records
  • Ownership – Vesting and its Idiosyncrasies
  • Death and its Effect on the Transaction
  • Statute of Limitations
  • Mortgages, Liens & Foreclosure
  • Real Estate Closings
  • Recordation into the Public Records
  • Property Taxes

Learn more about The Ultimate Real Estate Transaction Compliance Manual here: https://www.thetitlereport.com/Articles/Nationwide-real-estate-compliance-manual-published-76617.aspx

Marc Shaw explained, “Allen Solomon has always been a leader in the title and compliance side of things in our industry.  We have always leaned upon him for advice as we have scaled our operations. I am certain that there is great value for his new Compliance Manual for industry rookies and veterans alike.” 

For more information contact Marc Shaw and his team at World Wide Land Transfer today. Marc Shaw can be contacted at mshaw@wwlandtransfer.com

Marc Shaw, Founder and CEO of World Wide Land Transfer
About the Author

Marc Shaw

Founder & Owner, World Wide Land Transfer (WWLT)

A national title insurance and escrow agency. A recognized thought leader in real estate technology and security, Marc is a leading voice on industry modernization, from combating deed fraud to integrating AI-driven agent networks. Under his leadership, WWLT has earned multiple Inc. 5000 and Inc. Power Partner honors. An attorney and seasoned entrepreneur, Marc shares his expertise to help real estate professionals and consumers navigate the complexities of property law, title insurance, and the rapidly evolving landscape of real estate technology.

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