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Crossroads Abstract
Crossroads Abstract was started in 1990 by their current president and CEO Michael T. McAuley. Using his decades of knowledge in the title field, years of goodwill with the attorneys in the area and the most extensive computerization of an abstract office in upstate New York at that time, Mr. McAuley has grown Crossroads into the largest independent title service provider in upstate New York. The acquisition of Finger Lakes Title in 1992, along with their experienced staff, extended the service area of Crossroadsinto the Finger Lakes area, where Crossroads now dominates the market.
Crossroads is committed to providing their customers with the best possible service.Sometimes this involves giving you easier access to information that is already in the public domain.
Crossroads Abstract is an independent Title Insurance agent, issuing title insurance for properties in New York State. Crossroadsalso performs title searches for most counties in upstate New York. This includes certified and uncertified land records searches, tax searches, Bankruptcy searches and foreclosure searches.
Crossroads Abstractis committed to providing the highest quality of work in the shortest possible time, from the friendliest people in the industry.
Most people usually only insure their homes against fire and flood. If there was a natural disaster on your property and your house was demolished, you would still end up owning the land. A title insurance policy protects the owner if the actual house is taken away in a disaster. The title insurance policy coverage will last as long as you own the home. You can have cover and peace of mind for all these events if they do occur, from only one initial premium.
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