At Flamingo Title Services, our mission is to deliver a one-of-a-kind client-centered home closing experience through friendly, professional, and responsive customer service while upholding our commitment to our values of honesty and integrity through every transaction.
An experience this big deserves to be more than just a check-mark on the to-do list. Your real estate closing should be professional, thorough, and above all - all about you. At Flamingo Title Services, you’ll enjoy a seamless, one-on-one closing that you won’t find anywhere else. High-touch and immersive, our detailed-oriented and experienced closing agents deliver the real estate closing experience you deserve.
With over a decade in the industry, Flamingo Title Services has built a reputation for providing a seamless and smooth home closing experience. As a Florida title insurance company, we know that your home is one of the most important investments of your life. You need an experienced closing agent every step of the way.
Buying a home in southern Florida is a rewarding experience. Your title insurance policy will provide both peace of mind and financial protection. That protection is only as strong as the company issuing it. For more than a decade, we’ve been insuring Miami homes and homes throughout all of Florida with reliable title insurance. Through thick and thin, we’ve got you covered.
At Flamingo Title Services, we offer one-on-one customer service unlike anywhere else in the area. Our teamwork is unparalleled, creating a smoother and more reliable home closing. We are proud of our reliability and our strong values of honesty, integrity, and professionalism in every transaction.
Going into your home closing, you’ll need to know how you plan to hold your Florida title. Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer or you’ve closed on several Miami homes in the past, this question is often overlooked until closing day. In Florida, there are several ways to hold your real estate property title. Since your closing agent won’t be able to offer advice or suggestions, you’ll want to be able to make an informed decision going into your closing day.
Closing on a Florida home may not be as easy as both the buyer and seller agreeing on the price and the terms. If the home you’re hoping to purchase is in a homeowner’s association (HOA) or Condominium Association , there may be restrictions that you might need to consider. The closing of your home could be stalled or even blocked entirely without association approval.
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Unless you are knowledgeable about tax laws, you’re likely wondering what FIRPTA is and how it works. Don’t worry; you aren’t alone. We’re here to help you understand all of the ins and outs of FIRPTA in real estate: