NU World Title Tampa is a full-service title company based in Tampa. We run the title search, issue title insurance, hold escrow and close residential and commercial deals across Tampa Bay and all of Florida, 24/7. Since Florida sets title insurance premiums by rule, we compete on speed, service and the fees we control.
Call our Tampa officeWe handle title insurance, escrow, title and lien searches, and closings for buyers, sellers, investors and real estate agents. With more than 20 years of combined experience in the industry, we keep deals moving and we pick up the phone when you call.
You'll probably think about your title company once, on closing day. We'd rather you know who we are before then, because the right title company keeps a clean deal clean and can save a messy one. If you're comparing options, read how to choose a title company in Tampa first.
We trace the property's ownership history through the public record to catch any lien, defect or gap before it reaches the closing table. Here's what a title company does from start to finish.
An owner's policy protects your ownership from defects that existed before you bought, with a one-time premium that lasts as long as you own the home. Read how owner's title insurance works in Florida.
We hold funds and documents in a neutral account until every condition in the contract is met, so a large transaction stays safe for both sides.
We coordinate the documents, the lender's instructions and the money, then run a clean closing for residential and commercial deals, in person or remotely.
Florida's title insurance premium comes from a state rule that sets what title insurers charge, so the price of the policy is the same no matter who issues it. The real difference between one Tampa title company and the next is the service around that policy and the fees each company sets for its own work.
Tampa Bay has its own mix of title problems, and a local team spots them early. Condo and HOA communities need an estoppel certificate that confirms what the seller owes the association, and an unpaid special assessment can surprise a buyer who never asked. Our guide to the Tampa HOA and condo estoppel certificate covers what that letter shows.
Older Tampa homes often carry open permits or code enforcement liens from past renovations, and those can follow the property to you. Inherited homes bring probate questions about who has the legal right to sell, which we handle often enough to know which documents the court and the underwriter will want. Here's more on probate real estate and title in Tampa.
Waterfront property adds easements, seawall questions and survey details that inland homes rarely raise. If you're buying on the water, our Tampa waterfront title guide explains what we check before closing.
In Tampa and most of Hillsborough County, the seller typically pays for the owner's title insurance policy and the documentary stamp tax on the deed. Buyers who finance usually pay for the lender's policy, the recording fees and the taxes on the new mortgage. Your contract has the final word, and our Tampa buyer closing costs guide breaks down each line.
You can price the premium yourself with our Florida title insurance calculator, then call us for a full quote that includes our settlement and search fees.
We're based in Tampa and close across the whole Tampa Bay region and the rest of Florida, at our office, at your location or remotely.
Look for a local team that runs title searches quickly, explains every charge, and answers the phone when you call. Since Florida sets title insurance rates, service and speed are what separate one title company from the next.
In Florida the title insurance premium is set by a state rate tied to the property's price, so it's the same no matter which company issues it. You pay it once at closing, and we keep our other fees among the most competitive in the industry.
You aren't required to buy an owner's policy on a cash purchase. Without a lender's policy in the deal, though, the owner's policy is the only coverage protecting your ownership from an old lien or defect, and we run the same full search either way.
Yes. We're based in Tampa and close 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, anywhere in the state. That includes remote and after-hour closings for buyers and sellers who live out of town.
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This page explains title and closing services in general terms and isn't legal advice. For questions about your contract, your rights or a specific title problem, talk with a Florida-licensed real estate attorney.
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