Rowlett Real Estate School Blog

When homeowners decide to put their property on the market, the competitive nature of the real estate industry often prompts a desire to make their home stand out. While presenting your home in its best light is crucial, it’s equally important to avoid the pitfalls of overzealous improvements that might […]

When venturing into the world of real estate, there’s a crucial step that often goes overlooked but holds immense significance – the title search. At Rowlett Real Estate School, we understand the pivotal role a title search plays in ensuring a smooth and secure real estate transaction. In this blog […]

Congratulations on taking the first step towards a promising career in real estate! At Rowlett Real Estate School, we are committed to guiding you through your journey to becoming a licensed real estate professional. One of the most common questions we receive from our students is about the timeline for […]

As the deadline approaches for renewing the licenses of new associates expiring on September 30th, it’s crucial to ensure you’ve completed your 45-hour post-license course. If you’re cutting it close and need a convenient solution, look no further than Rowlett Real Estate School. Our online course offers the flexibility you […]

Embarking on a career in real estate in Florida requires passing the state exam, but how long does it take to receive approval for the exam? At Rowlett Real Estate School, we understand the importance of time management and a clear understanding of the process. In this blog post, we […]

What is a Deed? A deed is a written instrument that conveys title to real property. It is an instrument of conveyance whereby title to real property is transferred from one party to another. The two parties to a deed are the grantor (owner giving title) and the grantee (new […]

What is a Chain of Title? A chain of title is the complete successive record of a property’s ownership. To clarify, beginning with the earliest owner, title may pass to many individuals. Therefore, each owner is “linked” to the next and a “chain” is formed. In short, a chain of […]

What is Title Insurance? Title insurance is a contract that protects the policyholder from losses arising from defects in the title. Florida law does not require title insurance. It is a unique type of insurance. It protects against loss from past occurrence, such as a forged deed somewhere in the […]