Episode 13
Five title problems that can delay a closing
Liens, ownership issues, incorrect legal descriptions and document defects can all put a closing date at risk.
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Short, practical videos on deeds, title insurance, fraud, probate, ownership and real estate closings—paired with detailed guides you can save and share.
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Use these resources for general education. Every property and closing is different; contact the closing team for guidance about a specific transaction.
Episode 12
Tenants in common vs. survivorship
See how ownership shares, transfer rights and death can produce very different results depending on the deed.
Compare ownership forms →Episode 11
Who gets the house when there is no will?
Start with the recorded deed, then consider survivorship, homestead, heirs and probate authority.
Read the intestate guide →Episode 10
Can a deed help avoid probate?
The answer depends on the deed, ownership structure, state law and whether the document was properly recorded.
Review the transfer paths →Episode 9
Forged deeds: how owners can respond
Recognize warning signs, preserve the official record and coordinate the right legal and identity-protection response.
See the response guide →Episode 8
Owner's vs. lender's title insurance
Learn who each policy protects and why a lender's policy does not automatically protect a buyer's equity.
Compare the policies →Episode 7
Does your spouse have to sign?
Florida homestead rights can require a spouse to join a sale, mortgage or gift even when only one spouse is on the deed.
Review signing requirements →Episode 6
Does changing the deed remove the mortgage?
Ownership, borrower liability and the mortgage lien are separate—and a deed change does not automatically release a borrower.
Compare deed, note and mortgage →Episode 5
Adding children to your deed
Immediate co-ownership can affect control, creditors, divorce, mortgages, homestead and future title.
See the family deed risks →Episode 4
Warranty deed vs. quitclaim deed
Compare the grantor's promises and understand why neither deed form proves that title is clear.
Compare Florida deed forms →Episode 3
Does a “home title lock” protect your deed?
Understand monitoring versus prevention, free filing alerts and what paid monitoring services cannot do.
See the fraud-alert guide →Episode 1
Quitclaim deed mistakes in Florida
A quitclaim deed transfers an interest but does not guarantee clear title or eliminate mortgages, liens or claims.
Read the quitclaim guide →Start Here
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