Like many states, Florida does not actually require an attorney during real estate transactions. That means that buyers and sellers can have the choice of using an attorney or they can just go with a title company to handle all the closing details of their...
So, here you are at the point of selling or buying a home. Congratulations on the move, and hopefully, everything is going smoothly. However, just as it would appear that things are well, you start hearing rumblings that a title search might be necessary. But what is...
Does having a title really prove full ownership? It’s a good question and one that many have asked throughout the years. What does it mean to have proof of ownership? Essentially, the proof of ownership comes from your property’s title history. That...
There are many things that you can encounter when trying to sell a home or purchase one, for that matter. From faulty inspections to last-minute decisions (that could negatively impact you), the home-owning process is not for the faint of heart. The problem of...
Title insurance is your only protection with issues that may arise in the history of ownership of your property. We have written numerous blogs on the topics of title insurance, how much title insurance is in Florida, who pays for title insurance in Florida, and what...
When you purchase title insurance you are protecting your home and property from any issues that may arise with the title, which includes the entire history of ownership. Problems with the title can be things like liens on the property, public records errors, unknown...
