Who we are
At the core of everything we do is The Golden Rule.
Our guiding principle:
is to treat our customers with the level of service we seek.
We focus on helping others achieve their goals, knowing our success follows behind theirs.
Living out The Golden Rule means:
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Adhering to ALTA best practices for our industry
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Putting the customer first
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Going above and beyond
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Being active in the community
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Serving others to improve the quality of life for all
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Contributing to the economic viability of the community
OUR TEAM
President
Tim holds licenses in Tennessee as a Title Insurance Producer, Real Estate Affiliate Broker and Property and
Casualty Insurance Producer.
After 25 years in the Title and Banking Technologies Industries, Tim founded Red Door Title Services to offer Realtors and Lenders an enhanced, customized closing experience for each of their clients. Within each RDTS employee, he instills the importance of continuous improvement and delivering an unsurpassed client closing experience.
Desiree Sailema
Vice President - Operations
Desiree has been in the real estate industry for 7 years and puts pride in being incredibly organized and detail oriented on a professional level. Providing client's with a personal touch is important to her and she is driven by helping others. Knowing that she is contributing to one of the happiest moments of someone else’s life, brings her immense joy.
Desiree is a wife of 15 years and enjoys spending time with her pug and husky at home and in the office.
Timothy Stillings
Waffles
Senior Barkitect
Waffles joined The Red Door Title Services team as the In-House Barkitect at just 1 year old, and absolutely zero training (not even potty). Despite his lack of expertise, he has quickly excelled at the office as somebody keen on building friendships, melting hearts, and letting his voice be heard by anyone walking down the hallway.
Being only able to see in black and white, Waffles was initially challenged by the concept of a blueprint. Working his entire career (roughly one year, although he describes it as feeling like seven) he has managed to produce detailed drawings day-in and day-out, all without an opposable thumb.