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Bayit Title

About Bayit Title

Bayit means home in Hebrew. Bayit Title LLC is a Florida title insurance agency in Coral Springs, closing residential and commercial transactions throughout Florida. Four people, one office, the same processor and closer from opening through recording.

Licensed Florida title insurance agencyIn title since 2017

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Every number here is public.

Agency license
W806540 · NPN 20152864
Agent in charge
Batsheva Lowenstein, W766033
Underwriter
First American Title Insurance Company
Office
3301 N University Drive, Suite 100, Coral Springs

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What a title agency does

Four things — the differences decide who is responsible when something goes wrong
  1. 01

    Search and examine title

    Somebody here reads the public record back through the chain and works out what actually encumbers the property and what it would take to clear.

  2. 02

    Issue title insurance

    Commitments and policies as an agent for First American Title Insurance Company. The underwriter carries the risk; we examine and issue on its paper.

  3. 03

    Hold the escrow

    Deposits, payoffs and proceeds in our trust account, reconciled, out on written instructions confirmed by voice.

  4. 04

    Close the transaction

    Settlement statement, the signing, recording, disbursement, and the policy.

How the work is done

The search is read rather than skimmed, by a person who will tell you what each exception actually does to your file. A problem is raised in week one, in writing, with what clearing it takes — not in week six. The same processor and the same closer hold the file from opening through recording. The phone is answered by someone who knows which file you mean. Read our clients’ and their agents’ own accounts and that is what they describe.

What we are not

A law firm, and not an underwriter. Where a matter is contested — a probate that needs administration, a quiet title action, a boundary dispute, anything headed for a courtroom — the right person is a Florida real estate attorney, and we will say so rather than work around it.

  • Residential

    Purchases, sales, refinances, new construction, condominium and HOA files, cash closings, out-of-state and foreign sellers.

  • Commercial

    Office, retail, industrial, multifamily and land. Entity searches, ALTA and leasehold policies, lender endorsements, UCC and judgment searches, escrow on negotiated terms.

  • 1031 exchanges

    The closing side, with whichever qualified intermediary you choose. We are not tax advisers.

Licensing

  • Bayit Title LLC holds Florida Title Insurance Agency License W806540 (NPN 20152864).
  • The Agent in Charge is Batsheva Lowenstein, Florida Title Agent License W766033 (NPN 19304095). She has worked in title since 2017.
  • Policies are underwritten by First American Title Insurance Company, and our agency appointment is on the Florida Department of Financial Services public record.

Every number above can be checked against the Florida Department of Financial Services licensee search. We publish them because a reader should not have to take our word for it.

Who does the work

More about the team →

Where and how we close

Where

Throughout Florida. Most files are in Broward, Palm Beach, Miami-Dade, Hillsborough, Orange and Duval. Counties we close in →

How

In our office, wherever the signer happens to be, or by remote online notarization — whichever suits the file.

When

Monday – Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Signings outside those hours are arranged in advance, file by file.

Why we write these pages

Most of what is written about Florida title online is either an advertisement or a national article that does not survive contact with a Florida county. The pages in our title problems library take one situation at a time, say what it is and what clearing it takes, and carry the name and license number of the agent who reviewed them. Where a fact is not yet confirmed, the page says so on its face instead of guessing.