ARKLATEX TITLE COMPANY is a full service real estate title company that prides itself in quality work at competitive prices. We have a proven record of superior customer service focused on the highest level of professionalism in getting your deals closed in record time.

The title company and the Law Office of John E. Settle, Jr., work hand-in-hand resolving all matters necessary to insure good title – tax sales, tutorships, successions, mandamus actions, and the like.

The title company regularly handles all types of real estate transactions ­ refinances, land home sales, cash sales, assumptions, 30 year, FHA, VA, USDA & Conventional Loans and Bond for Deed Contracts.

In real estate, just like law, experience is not everything, but it sure helps. John Settle has been in private practice for 30 years in the Bossier - Shreveport area ­ and real estate has always been a major part of his law practice. With two experienced paralegals/ notaries, his staff has in excess of 70 years in real estate/lending experience and has a well-deserved reputation of "getting the job done."

We are available for abstract work, title examinations and to close transactions throughout the entire Northwest Louisiana area – including Caddo, Bossier, Webster, DeSoto and Red River parishes.

We provide abstract and title services for professionals in other areas of the state with appearances at sheriff sales.  Our abstractor works daily in the Caddo and Bossier courthouses and is available for “walk-through” services upon request.

We are insured closing agents for United General Title Insurance, a division of First American Title Insurance Company and The Security Title Guarantee Corporation of Baltimore.  

ArkLaTex Title Company provides the unique services necessary for Manufactured Home a/k/a Land Home Closings that are needed in the fast growing mobile home industry.  We work closely with all manufactured   home dealers in Northwest Louisiana and are able to provide them the knowledge and specialized services to close deals that are “ordinary” and “extra ordinary”.