Home buying
 

Can anyone recommend a Real Estate Attorney and home inspector!

I would recommend Frank D'Angelo, 352-250-7818, as one of the best home inspectors.

Has a very good reputation. I think almost everyone does not use a real estate attorney at closing.

We did not.

If you need an attorney, the time to use one would be before you sign the sales contract. When you go to the closing, the title company has attorneys to ensure that the title is properly prepared and that ownership is legally transferred to the buyer. That being said, most buyers do not hire an attorney at all.

Real estate attorneys for routine closings are really only common in places like NY and Wisconsin. I do not know of them being used anywhere else, and I've purchased homes in CA, TN, FL, and MD.

Are you buying new or pre owned?
If new, from the developer, attorney is a waste of $$$$

Home Inspector Debbie Odom, Sunbird Home Inspection, 352-272-8150. She’s excellent.

Sheila Davis for realtor. We used her and she did a great job!!!

Tlc home inspection kevin is the best he lives in the villages
 

TLC inspection, 352-825-9222, Kevin will change your smoke detector batteries and install a smoke detector/carbon monoxide detector AT NO CHARGE in your garage INCLUDED WITH YOUR INSPECTION…can’t beat his service!

Forgot to add Jim’s contact info

Jim Smith
DeSmith Inspections, LLC
407-984-6181

I used Bogin, Munns and Munns. The real estate attorney was excellent. Although Florida does not require an attorney, I wanted to have an attorney review the papers -- you are spending hundreds of thousands of dollars for a house.

Great guy and very nice price
 

We used this guy a few months ago and he was fantastic.

AKA: THE INSPECTOR

5528 GROVE MANOR
LADY LAKE, FL 32158

+1 352-430-5350

AKATHEINSPECTOR@COMCAST.NET

Patti Belton on the mls side,

Home Inspector
 

David Leard
David.FLtrust@gmail.com
1 (352) 427-7855

David did the home inspection for us. We had the report back within a couple hours.

If you have a realtor ask that person who they recommend.

Unless you have a buyer's agent who you are paying to represent you, I wouldn't ask them to recommend anyone. Most real estate agents represent the seller, not the buyer. Too many buyers get this confused. They think that the agent showing them houses is representing them. Not true.