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Real Estate

Clear title, clean transfers.

Deeds, homestead questions, and closings, including the property questions that come up in the middle of an estate.
Deeds
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Homestead
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Closings
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Quiet title
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Tampa
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St. Petersburg
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Serving Florida since 2015
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Deeds
·
Homestead
·
Closings
·
Quiet title
·
Tampa
·
St. Petersburg
·
Serving Florida since 2015
·
Deeds
·
Homestead
·
Closings
·
Quiet title
·
Tampa
·
St. Petersburg
·
Serving Florida since 2015
·
Deeds
·
Homestead
·
Closings
·
Quiet title
·
Tampa
·
St. Petersburg
·
Serving Florida since 2015
·
What this covers

Property work, on its own or inside an estate.

Most of our real estate work touches a family transition. A house has to be sold to close an estate, a parent wants a child added to a deed, or a title problem surfaces at closing. We handle the document and the recording.
01

Deed preparation

Warranty, quitclaim, and life estate deeds drafted and recorded correctly.
02

Homestead questions

Who you can leave the house to, and what protection carries over.
03

Residential closings

Purchase and sale closings, including estate and trust sales.
04

Title problems

Old liens, missing heirs, and defects that surface during a sale.
05

Transfers to trust

Moving property into a trust without triggering a tax or insurance issue.
06

Estate sales

Selling property held by an estate, with court authority where needed.
How we help

Four steps to a recorded deed.

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Title review

We pull the current deed and check how the property is held.
02

Plan the transfer

We tell you which instrument fits and what it affects.
03

Draft and sign

Documents prepared, signed, witnessed, and notarized.
04

Record and confirm

Recorded with the county, with a copy sent to you.
Recording times vary by county. Expect (ART TO CONFIRM WITH AARON) for a routine transfer.
COMMON QUESTIONS

Questions we hear first.

If yours is not here, call the office. Someone who works on these matters will answer.

It is common advice and often a mistake. It can create a taxable gift, expose the property to their creditors, and complicate homestead. There are usually better tools.

Yes, with the right authority. Sometimes the personal representative can sell outright, sometimes a court order is needed first.

It lets you keep the right to live in the property for life while the remainder passes automatically. Useful in some plans, restrictive in others.

Yes. Remote signing and coordination with the title company are routine.

Who handles the file

The property group.

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Jesse Brodsky, Esq.

Senior Attorney
Aaron W Saoud Attorney 1

Aaron W. Saoud, Esq.

Founder and CEO
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Scott Saidel

Firm Administrator & Paralegal
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Stacie Vandegrift

Paralegal
Next step

Send us the deed and the parcel number.

We will tell you what the transfer requires before you commit to anything.