First American Title (Commercial)
At a Glance
The national title name a lender will not question; the local office you draw decides the experience.
- Pricing
- Custom Pricing, Title premiums are state-filed rates, so the site publishes no national pricing (read Aug 2026). Expect the premium to be quoted by the local office handling your closing, off the filed schedule for that state.
- Best For
- A deal that includes real estate, where the lender requires title insurance and you would rather name a national underwriter than accept whichever agency the seller's side suggests. Also relevant for escrow and settlement when the property is the deal's anchor asset.
- Roadmap Stages
- 5. Diligence & Close the Deal
Pros and Cons
Pros
- National network the vendor itself stands behind, including states where it has no office
- Scale on its own page: 50+ years in commercial, 1,000+ commercial team members, 100K+ transactions closed since 2023
- End-to-end digital transaction platform (ClarityFirst) and explicit wire-fraud prevention services, which matter in the week funds move
Cons
- You are routed to a local office, so service quality is office-specific even under the national brand
- State-filed premiums mean no price shopping on the site; the rate is the rate for your state
What Searchers Say
Claims on the commercial division's own page (Aug 2026): 50+ years in the commercial industry, 1,000+ commercial team members, 100K+ transactions closed since 2023.
Put It to Work
Diligence Checklist carries the closing items these firms are hired to satisfy.