Buying in Miami

A seller's affidavit, otherwise known as a seller's closing affidavit, is a typical document signed by the seller on closing day, along with the warranty deed, bill of sale, assignment of parking space and power of attorney, if applicable. The

A Florida Bill of Sale is one of the typical closing documents a home seller will sign in addition to the Florida Warranty Deed. A Bill of Sale is necessary because the sale of a typical home invariably will come

The Warranty Deed is used for most transactions involving an arms length buyer and seller, i.e. when the counter-parties are strangers. With a Warranty Deed, the grantor, or seller, is giving the grantee, or buyer, a guarantee of warranty that

The seller disclosure form in Florida is required by law1 to be filled out by sellers and presented to buyers after a purchase contract has been signed, and is an important part of the process of buying a condo in

The ALTA 9 endorsement is typically issued in Florida for purchases of free-standing residential houses and commercial buildings, but is not typically used for condominium buildings. It is an additional piece of insurance that protects against loss or damage resulting

New Yorkers buying a home in Florida will be pleasantly surprised to find that closing costs down here are substantially lower than the closing costs they're used to up north. With the exception of broker commissions, paid by the seller,