Should Lady Bird Deeds Be Filed with the County? Essential Tips for Florida Homeowners

Are you wondering if you need to file your Lady Bird Deed with the county in Florida? 🏠 Understanding the importance of recording your deed can help you avoid title disputes and probate issues down the line.
In this video, we explain why it’s crucial to record your Lady Bird Deed with the County Property Appraiser's office and what steps you need to take.
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Do you have to own the home or if you have a mortgage you can still put the deed in the beneficiary name ?