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Most popular posts of 2012

Written by Federal Title on 2012-12-27.

As another year comes to a close, let’s take a look back at some of the more popular articles that were posted to our blog in 2012. What does ‘no consideration’ mean?by Catherine Schmitt When someone says “no consideration”...

DC simplifies recordation fees

Written by Federal Title on 2011-11-29.

Maryland first-time homebuyer state transfer tax exemption: Denied!

Written by Federal Title on 2011-04-18.

If you are purchasing a home in Maryland as a “first-time homebuyer,” and you intend to take title in the name of your revocable trust, or another type of entity, you can forget about realizing the benefit of the Maryland First-Time Homebuyer...

Post closing: What happens after settlement?

Written by Guest on 2010-04-22.

Closing is over, you have purchased your dream house and now you are done working with the title company. However, the title company is not done working for you. As much work goes into post-closing as pre-closing. When the closing is completed,...

Real estate closing procedure in the District of Columbia

Written by Guest on 2010-03-30.

The closing process in Washington, D.C. is usually performed at a title company office, by either an attorney or a settlement agent. Several steps are involved in the process. First a title order is submitted, and then a file is processed....

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Tag: Deed Transfers

Most popular posts of 2012

DC simplifies recordation fees

Maryland first-time homebuyer state transfer tax exemption: Denied!

Post closing: What happens after settlement?

Real estate closing procedure in the District of Columbia

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