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All Forum Posts by: Alan Dell

Alan Dell has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

Originally posted by @Andrew Bang:

You have an offer/contract accepted to buy the apartment?   Most of the time, you drop off the escrow money at the title company. They hold escrow.   Some cases, if its an assignment, the wholesalers will ask to hold the escrow money 

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my client is renting his apartment and we already have the offer/contract accepted, where does the escrow money go? A bank account? a title company? I am a new realtor and this is my first rental,

Hi, in the state of Florida (Miami Dade), my client is renting his apartment and we already have the offer/contract accepted, where does the escrow money go? A bank account? a title company? I am a new realtor and this is my first rental, thanks for your help

Post: property taxes in Florida

Alan DellPosted
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I live in Florida (Broward county) If my closing is on Nov. 2nd. how much property taxes should I pay at closing? According to Florida law, Real Property Taxes in the State of Florida are for the calendar year and are payable November 1 of that year, that means the title company is going to charge me for 1 day of taxes, or the whole year?? Thanks for your help