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Hightide Settlement Services, LLC, a provider of title and settlement services, is now offering eClosings through Pavaso, a supplier of digital mortgage closing technologies.

Hightide, located in California, uses its experience and expertise to tailor comprehensive, customized solutions for every title and settlement need. Pavaso expands the range of options available to Hightide customers and helps deliver faster, more convenient closings.

The Texas-based Pavaso platform breaks down traditional silos and brings everyone in the homebuying transaction together in the same digital environment, where they can seamlessly communicate, collaborate and securely exchange information throughout the entire closing process. Designed by industry veterans to simplify the closing experience, Pavaso can help save time, reduce costs and streamlines processes.

“Hightide is always looking for new ways to improve the customer experience and adapt to the demands of a changing industry,” said Keith D. Murray, Hightide’s President and Chief Executive Officer. “The Pavaso platform helps Hightide do both. Not only does Pavaso give our customers more choices and convenience, but it also gives us tools to maximize efficiency and remain competitive in the digital age.”

“Our comprehensive eClosing solution provides the flexibility to deliver a full eClosing, a hybrid closing or even a traditional paper closing,” said Cheryl Baillis, Executive Vice President of Operations at Pavaso. “We understand the importance of the customer experience and believe in providing the ability to choose the closing method they’re most comfortable with and that best meets their needs. Our goal is to add convenience to everyone involved in the real estate transaction.”

About Author: Mike Albanese

A graduate of the University of Alabama, Mike Albanese has worked for news publications since 2011 in Texas and Colorado. He has built a portfolio of more than 1,000 articles, covering city government, police and crime, business, sports, and is experienced in crafting engaging features and enterprise pieces. He spent time as the sports editor for the "Pilot Point Post-Signal," and has covered the DFW Metroplex for several years. He has also assisted with sports coverage and editing duties with the "Dallas Morning News" and "Denton Record-Chronicle" over the past several years.
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