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Keith Said:

Who pays for Title insurance on a purchase in Florida (fee and mortgage)?

We Answered:

Generally the seller would pay in most counties. There are a few counties that the buyer pays but most of them are seller. Title insurance is a set figure based on the sale price of the house. It's $575.00 for the first $100K and $500.00 for each additional $100k up to 1 Million. There are other fees also associated with this. Seller would also pay for Doc stamps on the Deed for recording which is $7.00 per $1000.00. and any closing fee and search and exam fees. Buyer will pay for any fees associated with a mortgage assuming there is a mortgage.

Herman Said:

Does anybody knows where can I find the Florida Study Manual for Title Insurance new or used?

We Answered:

Contact a title insurance co in fl. they should send u one, no problem.If that doesnt work try ebay or take out a classified add.

Cecil Said:

ive got insurance for my car and title what do i do next for my car to get registered in florida living in NY?

We Answered:

Are you a resident of NY or FL? If NY the car gets registered in NY not FL. It's the same as a DL, you have to get a license from the state you reside in. (Remember if you travel to a state and stay in it for more then 30 days without going back to your home state you in most cases become a resident of that state)

To register a car you have to goto a register department or mail it in. They have to have certain paperwork and signatures to process it.

Kristen Said:

does seller of home in florida have to pay for title insurance?

We Answered:

Usually it is the buyer who buys the title insurance

Kay Said:

Are there any websites which have a fee table for real estate title insurance in Florida?

We Answered:

damn. that much?

Isaac Said:

Can I register my car/buy insurance on a salvage title (florida)?

We Answered:

take the 1800 and run

Laurie Said:

how much money do you need to open a title insurance company in florida?

We Answered:

The state insurance department sets those standards . . . my guess is $5,000,000 at LEAST.