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Deeds must be

1. IN writing




2. Signed by Grantor




3. Reasonably identify the parties and land.

Marketable Title

Implied Warranty in FL that title is reasonably free from doubt at closing.

When it comes to Mortgages Florida is a

Lien theory state

Promissory Note

Unrecorded contract between the lender and the borrower outline the terms of the loan agreement.

Florida Requires what type of foreclosure

Judicial

Easement

A nonposessory interest to use land possessed by another or to restrict the use of another's land.

Implied Easement By necessity

Sold Tract of land used for entrance and exit .




It becomes land locked




in Florida must be reasonably necessary for the beneficial use or enjoyment of the part granted or reserved.

Statutory Easement by necessity

2. Land used for dwelling or agricultural purposes is shut off or hemmed in by lands, or other improvements.




No reasonable route of entrance or exit is available




Owner of servant estate gets compensation.

Easement by prescription

Open and notorious




adverse and hostile




continuous for 20 years.




Need not be exclusive and taking is permitted.

Negative easement

Recognized in Florida a restrictive covenant that new owner takes subject to the easement.