Clearing title before the payment goes out
The release nobody recorded is holding up the payment.
Your curative list stays tied to the instrument behind each item, with every status current.
The item that waits until closing
Two hundred open curative items get tracked in email, a spreadsheet tab, and somebody's memory.
Every abstract turns up something. The trouble starts when the list lives in five places.
An open mortgage on tract 41. Heirs of a 1987 estate on tract 88, two of them out of state. A legal description on tract 112 that doesn't close. Each one goes into an email, a spreadsheet tab, and somebody's memory.
Then the easement gets signed and the payment can't go out, because the lender never released the lien.
Revelry Ai keeps the curative list tied to the record.
- Each item sits on its tract with the instrument, book, and page that raised it.
- Status, owner, and the document needed to clear it travel together: release, affidavit of heirship, corrective deed, subordination.
- When the clearing document comes in, Revelry Ai reads it against the original item and marks what it resolves. Your examiner confirms before the item closes.
Then it is a phone call.
An open mortgage caught at abstract becomes a letter to the lender while the landowner is still friendly, so the payment goes out on time at closing.
What we will not claim
We will not tell you how many days curative costs a project. The delay shows up in the closing date, and nobody records which item caused it. We can show you every curative item on every tract, cited to the instrument that raised it, with its status current.
Curative is step two of title review.
Instruments get abstracted into your runsheet first. Curative items get flagged from the abstract. Then your team works the list to clear before closing.
Bring the tract that stalled at closing.
Run its packet and see what gets flagged.