Welcome to Arrowhead Title, Inc!

Welcome! This is the first official blog post for Arrowhead Title, Inc - the best title company at the Lake of the Ozarks. We decided to make blogging the next step in our journey to continuously make ourselves more accessible to our clients, and we'd like to officially invite you to come along for the ride! 


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Join us as we explore the ins and outs of the title industry, the real estate industry, and great events taking place at the beautiful Lake of the Ozarks we are lucky enough to call home. Our readers will be the first to know about important information regarding title insurance, escrow procedures, exciting new updates in the Lake area, and much more.

Get To Know Us!

All of us at Arrowhead Title are dedicated to serving our clients with the utmost respect, integrity, and accuracy. "Where Accuracy Matters!" is more than our tagline; it's our motto. We take great care to ensure our title services are done thoroughly and correctly - the first time. 

Here's a quick glimpse at Arrowhead Title's all-star management team members:

Chris Cisar, Owner
Christine A. Cisar
Owner
Chris graduated from the University of Notre Dame in 1980 and has been with the company since 1988. She is well versed in all aspects of title insurance and escrow services, and she has attended and taught several seminars for Missouri Land Title Association Title School. She specializes in title examinations and commercial closings. Chris is active in the local Kiwanis Club, Big Brothers Big Sisters, and other charitable organizations.

Jerry Vincent
Office Manager
Jerry attended Missouri Land Title Association Title School and has been with Arrowhead Title since 2004. He specializes in closings, construction disbursements, and escrow services. He is also an avid golfer.

Jennifer Smith 
Commitment/Policy Coordinator
Jennifer has been with Arrowhead Title since 2000. She attended Missouri Land Title Association Title School and graduated from Metro Business College. She has a definite green thumb and has taken on the role of "office gardener" - she happily cares for a total of seventeen office plants.

Karen D. Wiedenmann 
Closing Officer
Karen practiced real estate for several years before entering the title industry fourteen years ago. Karen is extremely experienced in refinance, purchase, and commercial real estate transactions, including 1031 tax-deferred exchanges. In 2007, she received Missouri Land Title Association's "Young Title Person of the Year" award. Karen is also actively involved in many charitable organizations at the Lake, as well as the Bagnell Dam Association of Realtors.

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Please don't hesitate to reach out to us if there is any way we can help you!

Where Accuracy Matters!



Location: Lake Ozark, MO 65049, USA

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