Inyo-Mono Title

Inyo-Mono Title Company has been a trusted name in the Eastern Sierra region since 1913. As the only complete title plant with records on every parcel of land dating back to 1860, we take great pride in our rich history and unparalleled expertise in the title insurance industry. Our commitment to serving Inyo and Mono Counties is evident in our physical presence in both counties, making us the go-to choice for locals and newcomers alike.

As a full-service title company, we offer a wide range of services, including title insurance, escrow services, and notary services. Our experienced team of title officers and professionals is dedicated to providing exceptional service, innovation, and a happy and engaged workplace. At Inyo-Mono Title Company, we believe that investing in our people ultimately leads to better customer experiences and a more productive organization.

Our Services

*Title Services*: Our extensive title plant and experienced title officers ensure accurate and reliable title insurance products. We offer both lender and owner policies to protect your investment and streamline your transaction.

*Escrow Services*: Our experienced and knowledgeable escrow officers handle every aspect of your transaction, from opening the escrow to disbursing funds. Our commitment to security, integrity, and professionalism ensures a smooth and stress-free closing experience.

*Notary Services*: Our in-house notary services are available for all your document-signing needs. Our notaries are commissioned and bonded to ensure the utmost legality and authenticity of every document.

Our History

Inyo and Mono Counties were originally born of mining activities, with many mining camps contributing to their growth. However, the founders wisely selected agricultural settlements as county seats, leading to the establishment of thriving communities such as Coleville, Bridgeport, and Lee Vining in Mono County, and Coso, Kearsarge, Bend City, and countless other mining camps in Inyo County.

The first title work in the region was done by title searchers or abstracters in the bustling mining camps of the day. However, the longevity of established businesses was limited, and much of the early title work was likely done in law offices at the county seats. One such title abstract business was established by Attorney Ben H. Yandell in Independence, which was later purchased by court stenographer Cecil MacFarlane in 1913.

MacFarlane's business prospered, and he acquired a small parcel of land in 1917 for the purpose of constructing a permanent building for his title company. This building, which still stands today, is a testament to our long-standing commitment to serving the Eastern Sierra and the people who call it home.