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Florida Real Estate


The 2026 'Scrivener’s Affidavit' Update: Fixing Errors Without Re-Signing
Fix deed errors fast in 2026! Learn how Florida Statute § 689.041 and HB 1419 empower Orlando notaries to correct typos via Scrivener’s Affidavits, saving homeowners up to $1,500.

Leo McKay
Jan 123 min read


The Florida Notice of Commencement: A Must for Every Home Remodel
Protect your Florida home remodel from legal headaches! Learn why the Notice of Commencement (NOC) is essential for projects over $5,000, how it prevents you from paying twice for construction work, and the critical role of notarization in securing your property rights.

Leo McKay
Dec 29, 20253 min read


Hurricane Recovery Guide: Notarizing FEMA and Insurance Proof of Loss Forms in Orlando
Recovering from a storm in Orlando? Learn why a notarized Jurat is essential for FEMA affidavits and insurance claims to avoid payout delays. Get your funds faster.

Leo McKay
Dec 22, 20253 min read


Handling Property Deeds: The Notary's Role in Real Estate Transfers
Your Orlando deed must be notarized to be valid! Learn the Florida law requiring two witnesses (with addresses) and how a notary verifies identity to secure your property transfer.

Olivia Sterling
Dec 1, 20253 min read


Fighting Deed Fraud in Orlando: Why Your Notary is Your First Line of Defense
Don't let scammers steal your home! In Florida, in-person notarization of your deed is the best defense against deed fraud. A notary verifies your ID to stop forgers.

Leo McKay
Nov 24, 20253 min read


Your Top Orlando Notary Questions Answered: Part 2 (Documents & Mobile Services)
Need an Orlando Notary? Get mobile service for I-9 forms (as Authorized Rep), essential estate planning (wills/trusts), and notarized vehicle title transfers. Learn the limits: notaries can't certify public records. We come to you!

Olivia Sterling
Oct 22, 20253 min read


Why a Certified Loan Signing Agent is Your Key to a Smooth 2025 Orlando Home Closing
Orlando 2025 Home Closing: Ensure a flawless closing! Use a Certified Loan Signing Agent (LSA) in Florida to prevent costly errors, secure your documents, and avoid delays.

Olivia Sterling
Oct 15, 20254 min read
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