The complete selling service
Valuation, preparation, marketing, offers, title work and closing.
Read seller guideFlorida property guides for UK owners
Understand the Florida process without becoming fluent in American property jargon.
The guides are organised around the decisions a British owner or buyer actually needs to make. They use familiar terms first, introduce the correct Florida language and explain who is responsible for each part of the transaction.
Team DonovanLocal in Orlando. Built around British clients.
The useful starting point
Today’s launch hub connects the completed core explanations. The deeper tax, title, currency and community guides will be published in evidence-led batches after authoritative sources, reviewed dates and professional boundaries are added.
Start with the decision in front of you
Seller guidance first, with a clear route for buyers.
Clear advice begins by separating the details that change the decision from the terminology that merely makes it sound complicated.
Selling from the UK
Remote access, communication, documents and proceeds.
Read remote guideValuing Florida property
Market appraisal, comparable evidence and likely net.
Read valuation guideSeller net sheet
Estimated costs, possible withholding and GBP/EUR planning.
Open net guideHoliday-home sale
Disney-area search, property condition, furniture and buyer expectations.
Read holiday-home guideShort-term-rental resale
Bookings, management, permissions, access and operating evidence.
Read STR guideUK buyer journey
Areas, viewings, offers, inspections, title and remote completion.
Read buyer guideUK–Florida terminology
Vendor/seller, survey/inspection, conveyancing/title and completion/closing.
Open glossaryNext evidence-led guide batch
Useful pages are added when the facts and review controls are ready.
A guide should reduce the number of questions you need to ask—not make you feel underprepared for failing to know the jargon already.
- 01
FIRPTA for overseas sellers
Withholding versus final liability, forms, timing and the point to obtain qualified US tax help.
- 02
Title company explained for Brits
Searches, liens, associations, escrow, documents and why a title company is not automatically your solicitor.
- 03
Existing bookings and furnished sales
Detailed checklists for guest reservations, management agreements, inventory and exclusions.
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After the sale and sending funds home
Final records, utilities, insurance, tax follow-up and comparing live currency quotes.
Straight answers
Questions people ask before they call.
General property information only. Legal, tax, title, finance and currency questions require the appropriate professional advice for your circumstances.
Are the guides legal or tax advice?
No. They provide general property information and identify when an appropriately qualified professional should advise on the owner’s circumstances.
Why are some planned guides not live yet?
Pages involving law, tax, currency or current market facts need authoritative sources, a visible review date and clear professional boundaries before publication.
Can I ask about something not covered?
Yes. Send the property-specific question to James. The answer may also identify a useful future guide topic.
At your pace
Find out what the next step could look like before you decide.
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