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Company Profile
Lone Star Title of El Paso, Inc.
Lone Star Title Company of El Paso, Inc. began operations on July 1, 1999. John C. Martin, President and owner of Lone Star Title, is a licensed Escrow Officer specializing in handling commercial transactions.
We began our operations with 13 employees, and today we employ more than 55 hard-working El Pasoans. We also have 21 licensed Escrow Officers on staff.
Lone Star Title of El Paso is a 100% locally owned and managed title company with 5 convenient locations and 1 in Sierra Blanca (Hudspeth County, TX) to help you with any of your title insurance and real estate settlement needs.
We are proud to call El Paso home and are actively involved in the El Paso community. In addition to giving back hundreds of hours of community service, we financially support many local charities, including Assistance League of El Paso, Candlelighters of El Paso, The Mustard Seed Cafe, The Rescue Mission of El Paso, the Yucca Council Boy Scouts of America, Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, the Child Crisis Center of El Paso (A United Way Agency), the Susan B. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, and the local YWCA and YMCA. LST is also a proud sponsor of El Paso area local sports, such as the UTEP Miners and the El Paso Rhinos.
We take our slogan seriously! As the “Local Brand” we are committed to lending a helping hand to many charities that directly impact the El Paso community. Every time LST closes a property, it benefits El Paso and we’re proud of that!
In 2007, John Martin started serving customers in Southern New Mexico, operating as a company called Camino Real Abstract and Title Company. Click here to visit the site.
In 2009, Mr. Martin became the managing partner of Benton Abstract, LLC, which serves Schleicher County, Texas. Mr. Martin also owns Reagan County Abstract & Title Company, handling business in Reagan and Borden Counties. Click here to visit the site.
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About El Paso, The Crossroads of the Southwest
Known as the pass to the north the community was founded over four centuries ago as an outpost for traders and missionaries in the west. The convenient breach in mountain ranges and water source from the Rio Grande encouraged growth in the community’s early history. In modern times El Paso’s dynamic growth has been credited to the development of an integrated international trade region with Juarez, Mexico long before free-trade zones and global markets flourished.
El Paso, Texas and Cd. Juarez, Mexico form a twin city metroplex creating the largest border community in the world with a population of nearly two million. This truly independent binational community provides a unique forum for trade and commerce.
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Important Numbers and Links
Greater El Paso Association of Realtors – (915) 779-3521
El Paso Association of Builders – (915) 778-5387
City of El Paso – (915) 541-4000
El Paso Times – (915) 546-6100
El Paso Independent School District – (915) 779-3781
University of Texas El Paso – (915) 747-5000
El Paso Community College – (915) 831-3722
Greater El Paso Chamber of Commerce – (915) 534-0500
Ysleta Independent School District – (915) 434-0000
Socorro Independent School District – (915) 937-0000