

SIMPLETITLE
We're Simplifying Real Estate Title & Closings.

FAST AND ACCURATE CLOSINGS
Simple Title provides comprehensive title and closing services for both residential and commercial real estate transactions. We work with lenders, realtors, businesses, and individual clients. Our offerings also include document retrieval, walkthrough, and recording services. Our full range of services includes:
- Title Examinations
- Owners and Lenders Policies
- Escrow and Closing Services
- Quick Close Options
- Deed walk-through and recording
- Signature-only closings
- Document and tax card retrieval
- Remote Online Closings



The Simple Title Team
Team
Meghan Igielski
Director of Operations
Meghan Igielski
Director of OperationsMatt Krawczyk
Co-Founder
Matt Krawczyk
Co-FounderBrian Romans
Co-Founder
Brian Romans
Co-FounderJason Dominski
Co-Founder
Jason Dominski
Co-Founder


Knowledge, experience, trust.
It's what brings peace of mind.
From our experienced team to our advanced security protocols, we guide you through each step of the closing process with care. We understand that real estate decisions are among the most important you'll make, and we’re here to ensure every detail is handled with precision.
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Read what others say about us...
Simple Title is locally owned and serving the greater Milwaukee area, we offer boutique closing services led by industry experts who bring integrity, reliability, and professionalism to every transaction.
"As a real estate agent, I’ve worked with many title companies, and Simple Title stands out for all the right reasons. Their attention to detail, professionalism, and seamless communication make them my go-to for every transaction."
"I was nervous about the closing process, but the Simple Title team explained everything clearly and made me feel at ease. Their service felt personal, not transactional. Highly recommend to anyone buying or selling a home!"
"The team at Simple Title made our home closing process incredibly smooth and stress-free. They were responsive, knowledgeable, and always one step ahead. We felt supported every step of the way and couldn’t have asked for a better experience!"

Frequently Asked Questions
Title insurance is often mistaken for homeowner’s insurance, but they serve very different purposes. Homeowner’s insurance protects your property against future damage or loss, while title insurance safeguards you from past issues—such as defects or claims—that could affect the legal ownership (or “chain of title”) of your property.
There are three main types of title insurance coverage:
- Lender’s Title Insurance
- Owner’s Title Insurance
- Closing Protection Coverage
Purchasing a home involves a number of potential risks, which is why an Owner’s Title Insurance Policy is so important. This policy protects the buyer or homeowner from issues that may have occurred in the past and could affect the legal ownership of the property. These issues—often referred to as “defects in title”—can include things like false impersonation, forged deeds, deeds executed by minors or individuals of unsound mind, invalid documents signed under a power of attorney, deeds recorded after the death of the grantor, fraudulent marital status claims, unrecorded easements, and undisclosed heirs.
For a one-time, low premium, an Owner’s Title Insurance Policy offers protection against these and other hidden risks that may not surface until after closing.
Another valuable benefit: if you sell or refinance your home, you may be eligible for a discount of approximately 15% on your next title insurance premium, depending on the type of policy and transaction. Refinance and simultaneous issue loan policies are not eligible for this discount, but certain policies—such as a commercial loan policy charged off the rate card—may qualify.
The most commonly issued type of title insurance is the Lender’s Title Insurance Policy. This policy is typically required by lenders whenever you refinance or purchase a home using a mortgage. It ensures the lender holds the first and best lien position on the property’s title.
In the event of a loan default, if the lender needs to foreclose and sell the home, the policy protects the lender from any other claims or liens that might jeopardize their position. This means the lender is guaranteed to recover proceeds from the sale to satisfy the outstanding mortgage.
A common question is: “Why do I need to purchase a new Lender’s Title Insurance Policy when I refinance?”
The answer is that a Lender’s Policy only covers the specific loan it was issued for. Once that loan is paid off, the policy is no longer valid. So, when you refinance and take out a new loan, a new policy is required to protect the new lender.
Please bring two forms of identification to closing, one of which must include a photo ID.
If applicable, bring your funds to close in the form of a certified check made payable to Simple Title. For amounts over $10,000, a wire transfer is preferred.
Additionally, make sure to bring any documents requested by our team, mortgage broker, lender, or realtor that may be needed for closing.