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Florida is not an attorney-required closing state, but many buyers and sellers choose to have real estate attorneys review contracts and represent their interests. Title companies can handle the closing itself.
Florida is not an attorney-required closing state, but many buyers and sellers choose to have real estate attorneys review contracts and represent their interests. Title companies can handle the closing itself.
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Steve's Advice
Steve Conley
Principal, Conley Sales Group at COMPASS
Florida is not an attorney-closing state, so it is not required. However, for complex transactions -- especially those involving ROGO issues, commercial property, or multi-party deals -- I recommend having a real estate attorney review the contract.
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