When you build a new home on your property, it’s natural to wonder about the necessary legal steps, particularly concerning your property’s deed.

For example, say you purchased a vacant lot in 2017 and, after a few years, decided to build a single-family home on it. Now that construction is complete, you might be wondering: Will I receive a new deed for my property?

If you’re gearing up to buy or sell a home in Florida, you might be bracing yourself for stacks of paperwork and expensive attorney fees. But here’s some sunny news – in Florida, you can skip the lawyer and still close on your home without a hitch.

While certain states require an attorney for your closing, Florida lets licensed title agents take care of the heavy lifting. So kick back, grab a beach chair, and let’s walk through why your Florida title company has your closing covered.

When building a home in Southwest Florida, understanding the nuances of title insurance is crucial. Title insurance offers unique protections and involves specific considerations for new construction homes, differing slightly from title insurance for existing homes.