Cash remains king when it comes to real estate closings for a number of reasons. Why? First, you aren’t at the mercy of a mortgage company and therefore don’t need to be bound by the timeline they set. Some mortgage companies require 60 days to close on the property, while cash closings can happen in as […]
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Just because you are the party who has the choice in which title company will be handling your closing does not mean that you’ll be represented by the title company. In fact, the only time you can ever be represented is by an attorney that you hire. A title insurance company cannot represent any party […]
Each November, South Floridians have a lot to look forward to: 75 degree weather while their friends in the north experience their first snowfall, the upcoming holiday season, and, of course, their property tax bill. Property tax bills are mailed out by the counties on the first of the month, but are also available and payable […]
Be Responsive. Seems like a no-brainer, right? You’d be surprised just how many people are difficult to get a hold of after that real estate contract lands on the closing agent’s desk. Your attorney and closing agent are going to have to ask you specific questions they need for the documents they have to prepare […]
You’ve put in your offer on the home of your dreams, and it’s just been accepted. Congratulations! It turns out, however, that all that time driving around neighborhoods, scouring the internet for the newest listings, and dropping by open houses was only half the battle. The closing process has now begun, and between the mortgage […]
