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About Florida Closing Cost Pro

Close more deals with a Florida closing-cost number you can hand a client in seconds. Florida Closing Cost Pro is the free estimate-and-share tool built for Florida real estate agents — buyer estimates, seller net sheets, and refinance costs with real Florida math, then a branded PDF you send under your own name. WHY AGENTS USE IT • 100% free. No subscription, no paywall, no per-report fee. • Real Florida math: deed & note documentary stamps, intangible tax, the Miami-Dade non-single-family surtax, promulgated title insurance rates, recording fees, prepaids, and prorations. • One clean screen: Buyer · Seller · Refinance in a single switch. • A big, clear closing-cost number up front; the full breakdown is one tap away. • Seller net sheet that reconciles to the penny — including the owner's title policy. • 'Compare both sides' shows buyer and seller costs side by side. • ALTA-style settlement preview for a debit/credit snapshot. • Send a branded, client-ready PDF — your photo, name, brokerage, and license — by email in one tap. BUILT FOR FLORIDA Every rate is Florida-specific. Pick the county and the app applies the right deed doc-stamp rate automatically, including Miami-Dade's $0.60-per-$100 base and the $0.45-per-$100 surtax on non-single-family transfers. No generic national guesswork. FREQUENTLY ASKED Is this a Florida closing cost calculator? Yes — buyer, seller, and refinance closing costs for all 67 Florida counties. Does it show cash to close in Florida? Yes — enter the deal and get the buyer's estimated cash to close, broken down line by line. Who pays title insurance in Florida? It varies by county and contract; the app defaults to the customary party for the county you choose and lets you override it. Does it do a seller net sheet for Florida? Yes — full seller net sheet with payoff, commission, doc stamps, and credits, net to the penny. Can Realtors use it with clients? Yes — it's built for Florida agents to brand and send estimates to buyers and sellers. Is there a Florida doc stamps calculator inside? Yes — deed stamps, note stamps, and intangible tax are calculated automatically from the price and loan amount. Free, fast, and Florida-accurate. Estimate only — not a Loan Estimate or Closing Disclosure; always verify final figures with a licensed Florida title or escrow professional. Powered by FL Title & Escrow Co.

What’s new

Version 1.0.22 · Updated June 30, 2026

Share more, win more clients: • Share a beautiful, co-branded estimate image to a text or social post in one tap. • New “Explain this quote” — a plain-English summary your client understands instantly. • New “Cost of Waiting” buyer-education tool and a full Closing Disclosure view. Plus polish and reliability fixes throughout. Free for Florida agents.

App privacy

The developer, FL Title & Escrow Co, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected but is not linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Contact Info: Email Address, Name, Phone Number

Used for: Developer’s Advertising or Marketing, App Functionality

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