by Jennifer Ferri | Apr 23, 2020 | Cape Coral Happenings, Fort Myers happenings, Title and Closing
The ever-shifting status of the COVID-19 pandemic has made navigating the world of business into a nearly endless string of questions: “What businesses are still open?” “What services are considered essential?” “What essential services should I leave my house for?”...
by Jennifer Ferri | Apr 9, 2020 | Buying, Cape Coral Happenings, Fort Myers happenings, Selling, Title and Closing
With the current state of the world, and the United States in particular, social distancing has made it necessary to get creative with the way we do business in the real estate sector. People are being encouraged to stay home to help avoid spreading COVID-19, so where...
by Jennifer Ferri | Feb 6, 2020 | Selecting, Title and Closing
In a previous blog post, we discussed an incident where a title agent was operating with an expired license. Which, on a good day, could be chalked up to negligence—not necessarily a quality you’d want in an agent who is handling critical files pertaining to the sale...
by Jennifer Ferri | Nov 21, 2019 | Buying, Title and Closing
Within the first few weeks after the contract is signed, you will work to hire a team of professionals that you will need to close your transaction and make sure your mortgage, insurance and property documents are at your fingertips. Soon, you will move into your new...
by Jennifer Ferri | Oct 3, 2019 | Selecting, Title and Closing
Buying or selling a house is one of the most important financial decisions you will ever make and can be a life-changing experience. While it’s standard procedure to research your real estate agent and lender to make sure they are qualified and the best fit for you,...
by Jennifer Ferri | Sep 19, 2019 | Title and Closing, Title Insurance
Buying and selling real property can be a mind-boggling experience in Cape Coral, Fort Myers, or anywhere else in Florida. Unfortunately, making the process more user friendly is not something that’s going to happen soon, so learning some basic terminology goes a long...
