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Title and escrow are different parts of the real estate transaction, but they're fundamentally entwined.

With the assistance of a licensed escrow company, you can complete your real estate transaction without straying off schedule.

Many unforeseen scenarios could cause problems later on if you haven't purchased the title insurance before closing.

Title insurance is a contractual agreement that protects your rights as a property owner against any unknown or undisclosed issues.

Florida has no laws requiring the use of a title and escrow company for real estate purchases, but this is still the best course of action.

Remote home closings became vital at the height of the pandemic, and their effectiveness changed the standard for real estate transactions.

Title companies are hired to conduct title searches and issue insurance policies before a real estate closing.

Escrow refers to a process in which funds are transferred from one party to another, and it's a standard part of real estate transactions.

Compliance is a key element in a successful escrow transaction, so it's important to choose the right Florida company to assist you.

A combination of natural disasters and financial concerns has led to the increase of insurance costs in most parts of Florida.