Florida Home Closings
Made Simple
Every Detail.
Fully Handled.
Real Estate Closings Done Right—Start to Finish
The closing table is where your real estate deal becomes real. We make sure that everything is in place—documents, wires, title, signatures, and legal compliance—so the process goes smoothly and you walk away with confidence.
Whether you're buying a single-family home in St. Petersburg, selling a condo in Clearwater, or closing remotely from out of state, we handle all the moving parts.
Who We Help
First-time buyers & sellers
FSBO clients needing legal oversight
Out-of-state or remote buyers
Local buyers financing with a lender
Realtors looking for
trusted closing support
What’s Included in
Our Closing Services
We make sure the property has clear title, no hidden liens, and no legal defects that could delay or block your deal.
We hold and manage deposits & loan proceeds in a secure trust account, following the exact terms of your contract.
We prepare your Closing Disclosure or ALTA Settlement Statement and coordinate all final payments—seller proceeds, payoffs, agent commissions & taxes.
We prepare deeds, affidavits & lender forms. We also coordinate in-person, mail-away, or remote signings depending on what works for you.
After funding, we record the deed and mortgage with the county and issue your final title insurance policy.
Types of Closings We Handle
- Traditional buy/sell residential closings
- FSBO transactions
- New construction home closings
- Remote closings
- Mail-away or out-of-state closings
- Cash or financed deals
Closings with Less Stress & More Clarity
We know how stressful this step can feel—especially if you’re new to the process or running up against a tight move-in date. Our job is to keep you informed, calm, and on schedule.
Residential Closing – Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a lawyer to handle a home closing in Florida?
No, but having a lawyer is a huge benefit. We can do everything a title company does—and more. If something goes wrong or needs to be negotiated, we’re able to step in and resolve it legally.
How long does a home closing usually take?
Once all documents and funds are in, the actual signing process usually takes about 30–60 minutes. The full process from contract to close typically runs 30–45 days for financed deals, or as little as 10 days for cash buyers.
Can I close from out of state?
Yes. We regularly coordinate mail-away and remote closings for out-of-state buyers and sellers. We’ll walk you through everything and handle all logistics.
What’s the role of escrow in a Florida closing?
Escrow holds the deposit and other funds until all closing conditions are met. It protects both the buyer and seller from funds being released too early—or not at all.
Who coordinates the closing if I’m using a lender?
We do. We’ll communicate with your lender, make sure documents are correct, manage timelines, and get their funding in time for closing.
When do I get the keys?
Usually on the day of closing, once funds are received and documents are signed. If the contract has post-occupancy terms, we’ll help you understand the timeline.
What if there’s a problem at closing—like a last-minute lien or title issue?
Because we’re a law firm, not just a title company, we can jump in to resolve legal issues quickly. Our goal is to avoid delays and get you closed.
What happens after the closing is over?
We record the deed with the county, issue your title insurance policy, and send you copies of all signed documents for your records.
