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POLOPIMENTEL LAW
Real Estate Services

Opinion of Title Letters

A formal legal opinion on title — when "clean" isn't good enough.

Overview

About opinion of title letters

An opinion of title letter is a formal legal document in which an attorney — not a title insurance company — states their legal opinion on the status of title to a parcel of Florida real property. Lenders, investors, wholesalers, trustees, and property owners sometimes need this kind of formal analysis rather than (or in addition to) a title insurance commitment.

Polo | Pimentel Law prepares opinion of title letters for a wide range of use cases: private lender due diligence, investor transactions that do not qualify for title insurance, wholesaler transactions, quiet title actions, and any situation where a party needs legal analysis — including the legal significance of items of record — not just an insurable conclusion.

Each opinion letter is based on a current title search, reviews all relevant instruments of record, identifies specific title defects and their legal implications, and states our conclusion clearly.

Scope

What we handle

Private lender opinions

Opinions for hard-money and private lenders who need counsel's analysis before funding.

Investor and wholesaler opinions

For transactions that title insurance may decline or that require a faster, more substantive analysis than a title commitment provides.

Trust and estate opinions

Opinions for trustees, personal representatives, and heirs on title status relevant to administration, distribution, or sale.

Litigation support opinions

Opinions supporting quiet title, specific performance, and real estate litigation — drafted to stand as evidence.

FAQ

Questions we hear

A title commitment is an offer to insure. An opinion of title is an attorney's legal conclusion about title status. They serve different purposes and are sometimes both needed.

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