About Title Associates of Columbia, LLC

Title Associates of Columbia, LLC is a full-service real estate title and escrow company. As buyers and sellers make plans for their closing, we work behind the scenes to ensure clear title and a successful transfer of ownership.

Since forming in 2009, our goal has been to deliver peace of mind to our clients: buyers, sellers, lenders, and real estate agents. If any issues emerge during the title search, we work to resolve them prior to or during the closing process.

Title Associates is a member of the American Land Title Association.

Our Team

Teresa Smith formed Title Associates in 2009 with daughters Suzanne Jordan and Laura Truelove. Prior to Title Associates, Teresa was a banker for 33 years focusing in construction lending and mortgage originating. Teresa loves spending time mowing at her farm.

Suzanne Jordan has been a partner in Title Associates since 2009. Suzanne handles post-closing as well as financial duties. In her spare time, Suzanne loves skiing with her family. She and husband Jeff Jordan, an optometrist with Advanced Eyecare Clinic in Lewisburg, TN , have two sons, Nicholas and Jacob.

Laura Truelove has been a partner in Title Associates since 2009 and presently serves as the Director of the United Way of Maury County. Laura has three children, Wesley, Jack, and Emma.

Our Roots Run Deep

Title Associates of Columbia, LLC resides in the Cook-Harlan Professional Building located at 104 West 6^th Street in the heart of Historic Downtown Columbia, Tennessee. When you walk through our front door, you’ll enter a place full of rich history.

The house was built in 1846 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Historians believe Nathan Vaught, a Maury County Master Builder of the time, was involved with the building project based on some of the home’s features such as the decorative moldings.

During a restoration in the 1980’s, a log house was discovered hidden inside the walls of the living room. The original log dwelling is estimated to have been built between 1805 to 1813.

While you’re here, take a stroll around back to see our towering pecan tree and the last barn standing in downtown Columbia. This beautiful tree was planted in 1903 and still produces pecans well over a hundred years later. The barn was built in 1846 along with the home. We think they’re both pretty spectacular.