On-Demand Webinars

Description: The Legal Education Department joins together in presenting an all-new program, I Should Have Known That!  This panel presentation will address questions that are routinely asked of Fund Underwriters and Legal Education Attorneys that may seem obvious to...

Description: This program will explore the basics of reverse mortgages from a title agent’s perspective. Topics include a brief history of reverse mortgages, the different types of reverse mortgages available in the marketplace, how they work, who qualifies and &ldquo...

Description: Professional malpractice allegations can best be avoided with the adoption of best practices designed to recognize the types of activity which lead to claims. This presentation will review the elements of legal malpractice, provide case law examples, and...

Description:  A focus on the perfection, duration and extension of some of the most common types of liens: judgment, federal tax and municipal and code violation. This presentation emphasizes analyzing liens for purposes of determining insurability of title. Discussion...

Description: The title insurance commitment plays a significant role in the closing of real estate transactions and can be a vital part of your journey to closing and issuance of the title insurance policy. This practical webinar examines and explains how to draft and meet...

Description: The closing process begins with the opening of a file, progresses to settlement at the closing table, and concludes with the settlement agent confidently closing and archiving their file.  Along this journey, contact with required participants is established...

Description: This one-hour presentation examines the impact of Dodd Frank’s Loan Originator Rule on private lending and seller financing. It includes an examination of the seller financing exclusions from the rule and thoughts on how small lenders may (or may not) be...

Description: This webinar will explore how a bankruptcy filing can impact a closing transaction.  The program will explain key terminology, the basics of the bankruptcy process & what is needed to safely conduct a sale & issue a title policy when the seller is in...

Description: This course examines the American Land Title Association’s (ALTA) Best Practices Pillar 3: Privacy and Information Security. It focuses on protecting a customer’s Non-public Personal Information (NPI), intrusion detection and protection, privacy...

Description: An efficient law office gathers information, creates transaction files and manages them with logical organization and operational security.  The assortment of information which is processed includes financial and other Nonpublic Personal Information (NPI...

Description: This three-hour, intermediate-level course will examine the FR/Bar residential purchase and sale contract in depth. The course begins with an examination of the FR/Bar structure, discussing each main paragraph as to its relevance, application and key issues. The...

Description: Florida real estate practitioners must keep current on the ever-changing scope of disclosures imposed by Florida laws on sellers of residential real property. Many of these required disclosures emanate from new state and federal statutes. Presently, the...

Description: Statutory duties imposed upon the escrow agent arise in a variety of contexts, including time shares, new single-family residential closings, and new condominium purchases. This webinar will examine the role of the escrow agent and case law affecting the...

Description: This intermediate-level course describes requirements and procedures for Summary Administration of Small Estates.  Instruction includes a discussion on Protected Homestead in a Summary Administration as well as addressing short forms of Ancillary...

Description: Real estate professionals have among their fiduciary duties the ethical obligation to review transaction documents, mortgage payoff statements (estoppel letters) and all forms of photo identification to ensure their legitimacy and authenticity. This one-hour...

Description: This intermediate-level program examines letters of credit, explaining the structure, defining the different types and examining how they work in the context of a commercial real estate transaction, as well as potential benefits and problems. Accreditation...

Description: This new webinar will focus on notable roles tenant estoppel letters and subordination, non-disturbance and attornment agreements play in purchasing, leasing and financing commercial property. Understanding the significance of these instruments is crucial when...

Description: Residential and commercial surveys of real property parcels is an integral part of the due diligence required for attorneys representing buyers and sellers in real estate transactions. The Dividing Line is a fresh approach to surveys and survey reads presented in...

Description: Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) financing is an unusual form of financing affecting the marketable title of Florida real property.  Unlike traditional third-party loans which create liens subordinate to real property taxes and third-party interests of...

Description: This 50-minute Florida Bar-accredited program will cover the basics of Florida’s homestead law.  Partial ad-valorem tax exemption will be reviewed as well as protection from forced sale and restrictions on alienation, including the “spousal...