RealEstate
Buying or selling a home in Florida? Get a free introduction to a licensed local agent through John's referral network. John is licensed in Texas only. He does not represent buyers or sellers in Florida; he connects you with an agent licensed in Florida, and that agent handles your purchase or sale.
Florida basics for buyers and sellers
- Check an agent's license: Florida DBPR Licensing Portal: License Search.
- How closings usually work: In Florida, closings may be handled by a licensed title agent or agency, or by an attorney in good standing with The Florida Bar. The Florida Department of Financial Services notes that the person paying the title insurance premium gets first choice of closing/title agent, subject to the lender's approval. Source: Florida Department of Financial Services, Title Insurance Overview.
- Property taxes: Official resources: Florida Department of Revenue: Property Tax for Taxpayers. Rates and exemptions depend on the address, so ask your agent for the total rate that applies.
- Major cities: Jacksonville, Miami, Tampa, Orlando, St. Petersburg, Fort Lauderdale, Tallahassee and Cape Coral.
FAQ
Does it cost anything to get a Florida agent introduction?
No. The introduction is free to you. If you buy or sell with the agent you're introduced to, that agent's brokerage pays a referral fee out of its commission.
Is John licensed in Florida?
No. John is licensed in Texas only. He doesn't represent anyone in Florida; he connects you with a licensed Florida agent through his referral network.
How do I check a Florida real estate agent's license?
Use the official Florida DBPR Licensing Portal: License Search.
Who usually handles closings in Florida?
Florida closings may be handled by a licensed title agent or agency, or by an attorney in good standing with The Florida Bar (Florida Department of Financial Services).
Do I have to work with the agent I'm introduced to?
No. You're never obligated to hire the agent, and you can ask for a different introduction.
We connect you with licensed real estate agents only — not lenders, insurance, or other professionals. Free to you.
