NTC Whitepapers

Nationwide Title Clearing is a Covius Solution. Read more from Covius and its market-leading Clayton capital markets solutions.

Covius Press Releases and Thought Leadership in the Media

Clayton Press Releases and Blog: Clarity – Clayton’s Market Perspective

Inside NTC’s Training Paradigm: Workforce Training

A comprehensive dive into NTC’s rigorous workforce training program and why you should ask your vendors about training.

Best Practices for Partnering with a Lien Release Provider

Written for mortgage servicers who manage the lien release process as a final step in processing mortgage loan payoffs, including detailed state-specific requirements.

Evolution of E-Recording: County Recorders Perspective

Learn how paper is being taken out of the recording process and technology is reshaping government office approaches to maintaining public records and documentation.

Four Ways to Use Property Records to Uncover Hidden Risks

Step-by-step guidance on how to use property records to ensure a clear title conveyance and reduce the risk of buyback or inability to foreclose.

Increasing Portfolio Value & Reducing Risk by Perfecting Loan Collateral

Learn why the key to efficiently manage any loan’s disposition is perfect collateral.

Understanding Current Assignment Verification Practices

Avoid common pitfalls and learn how conducting thorough collateral documentation reviews and mortgage/assignment chain audits can inform life-of-loan decision making.

Mitigating Risk that Hides in Closed Loan Files

What does due diligence look like in the post financial crisis world? It means delving deeper into individual loan files whenever a pool of loans sells, is acquired through merger or is securitized.

Scoring Your Trailing Doc Process and Tips for Efficiency

Tracking, recording and storing trailing documents doesn’t have to be difficult. Follow these key trailing document best practices to set your process up for success.

Assessing Collateral Risk in the Age of Digital Lending

A comprehensive assessment of what increased production and changes in lending regulations and requirements mean for collateral risk. File review and exception curative just might be the solution.