Faq

We verify legal ownership of the property, clear any liens or title defects, coordinate with lenders and realtors, prepare all closing documents, handle secure disbursement of funds, and record the deed. We manage the entire process so every party can close with confidence.

When a legal issue appears — a lien dispute, a probate complication, or a contract question — an attorney can resolve it immediately. Non-attorney companies have to stop and refer out, which causes delays. That difference can save your closing.

Residential closings typically take 30 to 45 days from contract to closing. Cash transactions can close in as little as 5 to 10 business days. Complex files such as probate, short sales, or commercial deals may take longer depending on the circumstances.

Yes. We offer remote online notarization (RON), mobile notary services, and mail-away closings — available throughout the State of Florida. Out-of-state buyers and sellers close with us regularly.

Owner's title insurance protects your ownership rights against past issues that could surface after closing — such as hidden liens, fraud, or recording errors. Your lender requires their own policy, but yours protects you personally. We strongly recommend it.

Yes. We routinely handle single-member and multi-member LLC closings, corporate buyers, trust purchases, and out-of-state entities. We review operating agreements, corporate resolutions, and EIN documentation to ensure full compliance.

Yes. We work directly with Qualified Intermediaries to coordinate both the relinquished and replacement property closings. We ensure proper exchange documentation, strict deadline compliance, and secure escrow handling to protect your tax-deferred strategy.

We serve the entire State of Florida. Our offices are located in Pembroke Pines and Miami, but we handle closings statewide — including Broward, Miami-Dade, Palm Beach, and beyond.