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Buying in trust at closing

If you buy in trust, your name never reaches the public record.

A standard closing puts the buyer's name on the deed, and the county record, straight away. Buying in trust means the trust takes title at closing instead.

How it works

Start your intake once you have a contract, before closing. Florida counsel prepares the trust agreement. With closing coordination, DeedWarden works with your title company so the trust takes title.

Signing happens through remote online notarization, so you can close from anywhere.

What the record shows

The deed names the trust, with DeedWarden as trustee of record. Who the beneficiary is stays in the private trust agreement.

Privacy features are not a guarantee of anonymity. Ownership information can still be disclosed by lawful process.

DeedWarden is not a law firm and does not provide legal or tax advice. Talk to Florida counsel about your situation.

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