The Closing Agent has the knowledge and resources to close any transaction from a small equity line to an intricate multi-million dollar Commercial property. Our versatility comes from both the background and experience of its employees and founder, Barry L. Miller. Our team enjoys the challenges we can meet on a daily basis and focuses on servicing all of our clients with the same respect and attention. Our goal is to offer unique services that allow us to prevent problems and inconvenience found in today’s market.

• Free search at listing
• Online ordering
• Online file status and automatic file updates
• Free attorney drafted documents
• Free legal advice
• Free mobile closings

The Closing Agent offers our clients the ability to hold their buyer’s escrow deposit with our company regardless of whether we are closing the transaction or not. We will then transfer those funds to the appropriate closing company within sufficient time of the closing date. Our escrow officers are well trained in real estate procedures, title insurance, taxes, deeds, and insurance.

Through our associations with attorneys Barry L. Miller and Rosie Troche, they are able to provide our clients an array of legal services not offered by traditional title companies. Mr. Miller has been practicing real estate law in Central Florida for 27 years and has an extensive background in real estate from transactions to litigation. Mr. Miller’s office specializes in short sale mitigation, foreclosure defense and buyer representation on bank owned properties.

The Internal Revenue Code imposes taxes when property is sold or transferred and a gain is realized. According to Section 1031 of the tax code, if a taxpayer adheres to strict code guidelines, then all or a portion of the gains from the disposition of business or investment property can be deferred or reinvested into a new replacement property. These deferred gains, as well as the gains from the new property, are not taxed until the new property is transferred and fails to qualify for tax deferral.

To qualify for tax deferment, the taxpayer must structure the transaction as an exchange of one property for another of "like kind". Since 1921, tax-deferred or “1031” exchanges have evolved from a simple but restrictive two-party swap to today’s highly strategic and sophisticated exchanges. Now possible for taxpayers large or small, 1031 exchanges can only be facilitated with the guidance and specialized services of a Qualified Intermediary, like The Closing Agent 1031 Exchange Services.

The Closing Agent established its 1031 Exchange Services Division solely to facilitate tax-deferred exchanges.