RedVision Acquires the Real Property Research Division of Security Search & Abstract Company, Strengthens Expertise and Property Data Coverage in Pennsylvania and New Jersey

PARSIPPANY, N.J., Feb. 14, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- RedVision, a national provider of title information and real property research solutions, announced today the acquisition of the real property research division of Security Search & Abstract Company Incorporated.  This division, which is the majority of Security Search & Abstract's business, has been a top quality provider serving predominantly the Pennsylvania and New Jersey markets for title reports and real property information for over four decades. The core value of this union is the ability to leverage Security Search & Abstract's rich history of real property data assets and its top quality professionals onto RedVision's leading national title plant and TitleVision2 workflow platform to create considerable advantages that will help ensure absolute customer satisfaction for our collective customers.

"The acquisition of Security Search & Abstract supports our strategy of combining local expertise and data with best practice standards and industry leading technology," says Brian Twibell, CEO of RedVision. "We respect and appreciate the differences in each State as to business practices, regulations and courthouse data.  The professionals of Security Search & Abstract have the nuanced knowledge and expertise that comes only with experience.  Combined with RedVision's Title Plant and Web based expert workflow, our mutual local and national customers will see a continuum of improvements and benefits as we integrate staffs, data assets and overall standards and practices."

"The expansion of our resources with those of RedVision makes for one of the largest network of highly skilled examiners and property research experts in the country," says Kilty Mahoney, President of Security Search & Abstract Company, Inc. "RedVision's technology advancements and additional geographic expansion will provide great value for our loyal customers."

Security Search & Abstract clients can use the same communication channels with which they are accustomed. Existing service and support contacts remain unchanged with the current Security Search & Abstract staff integrating into the RedVision population of expert examiners and title professionals.  Kilty Mahoney will continue to serve the company as RedVision Director of Pennsylvania Title Solutions. The company will continue to operate its current locations with the name, Security Search & Abstract Company, "A Division of RedVision" under the direction of RedVision's Vice President and Mid-Atlantic Regional Director, Jacqueline Young.

"RedVision delivers innovative property research solutions to help organizations put the customer at the center of their business operations," says Jacqueline Young, of RedVision. "This acquisition emphasizes RedVision's mission to deliver superior real property research solutions, serviced by local experts to ensure quality and production efficiencies."

About RedVision

RedVision is the fastest growing provider of title searches and real property research solutions in the nation. Serving over 1,400 customers in the real estate industry including lenders, title underwriters, title agents, attorneys, and settlement and default servicing firms; RedVision completes over 1 million title searches per year.  RedVision consistently delivers complete and accurate title searches quickly in customers' specified standard format – directly into their systems. The result is a dramatic reduction in title processing time and expense.  Visit www.redvision.com or call 973-854-9500 today to learn more.

About Security Search and Abstract Company

For over three decades, Security Search & Abstract Company, Inc. has delivered professional real property search products and expertise to leading banking, mortgage, real estate, abstract and legal professionals through its 12 offices and 40 experienced professionals strategically placed throughout its geographic footprint.

SOURCE RedVision