“It is an organization focused on South Carolina real estate transactions. PLTA isn’t political and does a great job of staying in its lane by remaining focused on how law and policy impact the purchase, financing and ownership of real property.”

“I’ve been a proud member of the PLTA since 2005, and its dedication to advancing our industry is unmatched. In 2016, I was particularly impressed with their legislative victories, such as the Lyons vs. Fidelity case and the passing of the flat rate filing fee recording bill. PLTA’s legislative committee works tirelessly for real estate practitioners in South Carolina, delivering direct benefits to all of us. The networking opportunities through meetings, social events and the annual convention have been invaluable to my professional growth. PLTA’s commitment to keeping members informed and up-to-date on relevant industry changes is a key asset in today’s evolving market. As chair of the membership committee, I’ve seen firsthand how PLTA continues to provide the resources and support we need to navigate the real estate landscape. I’m excited to be part of this association and look forward to its continued positive impact on our local SC land title industry.”

“All real estate practitioners in South Carolina should be participating members of PLTA. I think many lawyers think that the SC Bar is all they need, but the Bar cannot take action or advocate for any issues in dispute by different segments of practitioners. PLTA has the interests of real estate lawyers, title insurance agents and underwriters as its primary focus. If more practitioners would get involved with PLTA, we could have a much louder voice in the legislative and regulatory issues that affect our practices.”