For Buyers & Sellers
Close where it's convenient for you.
Closings happen on your terms. We close on your schedule in a place that works best for you.
Convenient closing options
Four ways to sign.
Our office
Melbourne, Brevard County
Your Realtor's office
Wherever is easiest
At your new home
We come to you
Remote / digital
Close from anywhere
How it works
What actually happens between contract and keys.
Most people go through this two or three times in a lifetime. Here is the whole process, start to finish, without the jargon.
- 01
Contract and order
Your agent, lender, or you send us the signed contract. We open the file, confirm receipt in writing, and tell you the closing date we're working toward.
- 02
Title search and examination
We pull the chain of title and the public record, then an attorney reviews what comes back — deeds, mortgages, liens, judgments, easements, and anything unusual.
- 03
Clearing title
If something needs fixing — an old mortgage never released, a missing heir, a probate or trust issue — we identify it early and clear it. This is the step most delays come from, and it's where being attorney-led matters most.
- 04
Closing preparation
We prepare the settlement statement, coordinate with the lender, verify every wire instruction, and send your figures ahead of time so there are no surprises at the table.
- 05
Closing and recording
You sign — at our office, yours, your new home, or remotely. We disburse funds, record the deed and mortgage with the county, and issue your title policy.
Flexible payment options
We work with you on how funds are delivered and disbursed, with secure wire verification on every transaction so your money lands where it should.
An experienced team
Residential closings, commercial transactions, and for sale by owner deals — all handled by the same team, with an attorney reviewing the title.
For Sale By Owner
Selling without an agent? We'll handle the rest.
FSBO sellers get the same full-service closing as everyone else. We prepare the documents, clear title requirements, coordinate with the buyer's lender, hold escrow, and record the deed — with an attorney available if the deal needs one.
Start your FSBO closing- Contract review and document preparation
- Title search, examination, and curative
- Escrow and secure fund disbursement
- Coordination with the buyer's lender
- Deed recording with the county