Realtors

Fidelity Backs SETCO. Learn More About our Partnership

Fidelity is our underwriter and look at the reserves we have to back us. Why would you do business with a Title company who is not backed by a strong underwriter like we are with Fidelity?

Municipal Lien Search

Municipal Lien Searches discover undocumented municipal liens, code violations, special assessments, utility, and open or expired permits issues that are associated with residential or commercial real estate. Learn more about Municipal Lien Searches and how much damage they can cause to your closing.

Advertise your properties with the right photos

Photos give your buyers a sneak peek into what they are going to see. Better photos means more of a chance for people to see your properties in person.

5 Tips to Sell Your Properties Faster

Who doesn’t want to sell their property faster? SETCO has rounded up 5 tips that have been proven to help close properties faster, with a little help from one of the top ranked title companies around.

Devil is in the Details

Details, details, and more details! I am sure we all hear it when is comes to buying a home, selling a home and even renting. Learn the top details buyers or renters look for when walking into a home you are listing.

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5 “Must Have” Apps for Real Estate

When shopping for a new home, use your smart phone the smart way! These 5 real estate apps give you flexibility in home searches and real estate closings in Florida. Use them to find a new home and then calculate closing costs with the Free Cost Calculator Apps from SETCO.

Appraisal Free Home Purchases Now an Option

Groundbreaking new policy changes by two of the largest sources of home financing — Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac -- have led to an appraisal-free home purchase. Both government-chartered companies now are willing to waive their decades-old appraisal mandates for certain home purchases.

Millennials Ready to Become Homeowners

It’s Time! Millennial homebuyers are finally entering the market. For the past decade there has been a wait for the next generation of homebuyers to drive up demand. It has taken much longer than anticipated. The average age of a first time buyer used to be about 26.

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Good News for Real Estate

The National Association of Realtors President, John Smaby, believes real estate firms should remain optimistic about the future. “To look optimistically toward the future, with a majority expecting profits to increase in the next two years. These trends are positive signs, particularly in our constantly evolving industry.”

Cold Spring for the House Market

Springtime invites many new home buyers into the market. However, this year seems to be taking a slow start due to higher prices. This is mainly hitting high economy areas, like California and other western states and cities and is part of a trend we’ve seen over the last five months. There are also too […]