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Do You Still Need Title Insurance with a Warranty Deed?

Are You Using the Right Deed for Your Florida Real Estate Transaction? If you are buying or selling property in Florida, the type of deed you choose could make or break your peace of mind! While there are several ways to transfer property, the Warranty Deed is considered the "gold standard" in real estate, but do you know exactly what it protects you from? In this video, Anila S. Rasul, Esq. from ASR Law Firm breaks down everything you need to know about the Florida Warranty Deed. You will learn the three powerful legal protections (covenants) included in this deed, why you should be very careful when using a Quitclaim Deed instead, and the answer to our most frequently asked question: Why do buyers still need Title Insurance if they are receiving a Warranty Deed? ⏱️ Timestamps: 0:00 – Intro: Buying or Selling Property in Florida 0:33 – What is a Warranty Deed? 0:53 – The 3 Powerful Protections (Covenants) in a Warranty Deed 1:19 – Warning: Warranty Deeds vs. Quitclaim Deeds 1:52 – FAQ: Do I Still Need Title Insurance with a Warranty Deed? 2:12 – Conclusion & How ASR Law Firm Can Help 📞 Need Help With a Florida Real Estate Transaction? Don't risk a title defect or an unprotected property transfer! Schedule a consultation with ASR Law Firm today to ensure your real estate investment is secure: 👉 Call: (561) 961-8695 👉 Visit: https://asrlawfirm.com/ 👉 Email: info@asrlawfirm.com 📚 In This Video, You’ll Learn: The legal definition of a Warranty Deed and how it guarantees clear ownership The Covenant of Seisin (the seller truly owns the property) The Covenant of Quiet Enjoyment (the buyer can use the property without interference) The Covenant Against Encumbrances (the property is free of undisclosed liens) Why a Quitclaim Deed offers zero guarantees and leaves your property vulnerable How a Warranty Deed protects against known claims, while Title Insurance protects against unknown issues 💬 Subscribe to our channel for more videos on Florida real estate law, property transfers, estate planning, and protecting your assets! LEGAL DISCLAIMER: The information provided in this video and on this channel is for general educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Viewing this video, subscribing to this channel, leaving a comment, or otherwise interacting with ASR Law Firm through YouTube does not create an attorney-client relationship between you and Anila S. Rasul, Esq. or ASR Law Firm. Every legal situation is unique, and laws frequently change or vary by jurisdiction. You should not act or rely on any information contained in this video without first seeking the advice of a qualified attorney licensed to practice in your state. If you require specific legal assistance, please contact ASR Law Firm directly to schedule a formal consultation.