Should my Sandy Springs buyer's agent look at the title report before I go to contract?

A title report matters enough that a buyer's agent should flag any liens, easements or ownership questions it raises before a Sandy Springs buyer goes to contract, even though the deeper title work formally happens through the closing attorney. Catching an issue early gives more room to negotiate or walk away than discovering it days before closing. Joel Boss coordinates with a Sandy Springs buyer's attorney early enough that title issues surface before they become a problem.