Title insurance protects titleholders against title defects, which are errors or omissions in the title history of a property. Lenders often require this type of insurance when a mortgage is being taken out on a property. Title insurance in Florida protects the title to your property if it is lost, damaged, or stolen.

An escrow is a financial arrangement in which a third party holds money or property until the conditions of an agreement between two parties have been met. For example, in a real estate transaction, the buyer might put down 10% of the purchase price as a deposit, with the remaining 90% being held in escrow by the seller’s agent. This ensures that the buyer will not lose their deposit if the seller backs out of the deal, and it also protects the seller from being out of pocket if the buyer fails to follow through.

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