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Important Differences Between Grantor vs Grantee under Florida Real Estate Law
Key Takeaways on Grantor vs Grantee: The grantor is typically the seller; the grantee is the buyer in Florida real estate transactions. Grantors must deliver a valid deed, provide clear title, and supply necessary documents. Grantees must verify title, meet contract...
Closing on a House Checklist: 12 Noteworthy Reminders
This article is part of our Real Estate Articles collection and relates to our Real Estate Law services. It is provided for informational purposes only, does not constitute legal advice, and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Please review our Legal...
Do I need title insurance if I pay cash for real estate in Florida?
What you need to know about Title Insurance when Paying Cash for Real Estate: Owner’s Title Insurance is optional for cash buyers in Florida — but highly recommended. Title defects like recording errors, fraud, or unknown heirs can threaten ownership rights. Cash...
Real Property Transfer Taxes in Florida – How are you affected?
Key Takeaway on Real Property Transfer Taxes: Florida imposes documentary stamp taxes (“doc stamps”) on most real property transfers based on the value of the transaction. The standard tax rate is $0.70 per $100, except in Miami-Dade County where rates vary depending...
Florida Commercial Real Estate Closing Checklist
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For Sale by Owner Closing: 5 Suggestions to Maximize the Advantage of Selling your Home Solo
This article is part of our Real Estate Articles collection and relates to our Real Estate Law services. It is provided for informational purposes only, does not constitute legal advice, and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Please review our Legal...
ALTA Survey: When are they really needed in Florida?
Key Takeaways on ALTA Surveys: ALTA surveys are the most comprehensive form of land survey, used to identify boundary lines, easements, encroachments, and property features. They’re not legally required in Florida, but are often necessary for complex or commercial...
Common Closing Costs in Florida for Buyers
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A Summary of the Florida FAR/BAR Contract
Key Takeaways on the Florida FAR/BAR Contract FAR/BAR contracts are standardized agreements used in most Florida residential real estate transactions. Two versions exist: the “AS IS” and the Standard contract, each with distinct inspection, repair, and permit...
TRID Disclosure Forms: A Basic Overview
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Closing Disclosure Forms 101
Key Takeaways on Closing Disclosure Forms: Required for financed home purchases: The Closing Disclosure (CD) is mandatory for all mortgage-financed real estate transactions under federal TILA-RESPA rules. Delivered 3 days before closing: Lenders must provide the CD at...
Real Estate Closing Costs in Florida
Key Takeaways on Real Estate Closing Costs in Florida: In Florida, closing costs typically range up to 5% of the property purchase price and are often split between the buyer and seller—but this can be negotiated. Buyers should budget for mortgage-related costs,...
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