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Marcie Gregorio – CEO & Founder, Worldwide Title

Marcie Gregorio is a trailblazing entrepreneur and the visionary Founder and CEO of Worldwide Title, a premier escrow and title company specializing in luxury residential and commercial real estate closings throughout Florida. Since founding the company in 2017, Marcie has transformed her personal challenges into fuel for success, building her business from the ground up with resilience, determination, and a commitment to excellence.

With a background rooted in her family’s real estate business, Marcie offers a unique blend of expertise in deal structuring, investment opportunities, and client relationship management. She is recognized for her ability to simplify complex transactions, ensuring buyers, sellers, and investors experience seamless closings with exceptional care and precision.

Marcie is fluent in three languages and serves an international clientele, including high- net-worth individuals, investors, and developers. She is committed to redefining the closing experience through innovation, white-glove service, and tailored solutions that simplify complex transactions while maintaining a personal touch.

Featured in NBC News, The Real Deal, and multiple local media outlets, Marcie has earned recognition as a leader reshaping industry standards while maintaining a personal touch often overlooked in real estate services. Her company has been honored with multiple awards for excellence, customer service, and innovation.

Beyond business, Marcie is deeply committed to empowering women, encouraging them to step outside their comfort zones and pursue their ambitions. She is passionate about mentorship, giving back, and using her journey as proof that challenges can become steppingstones to greatness.

When she’s not leading closings or exploring new ventures, Marcie enjoys traveling, cooking, and spending time with her daughter.

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Client objectives to have effective closings in real estate, which are smooth and perfect; attention to numerous details is paramount. An important part of Marcie’s experience comes from working several years with legal firms which represented developers, banks and corporate giants handling all aspects of REO, REO/foreclosure closings, condo development conversions and acquisitions. Her expertise in high-end luxury closings is unmatched.

Common Florida Closing Costs

Worldwide Title has been honored as the Escrow and Title Company of the Year at the prestigious RED Awards! This recognition celebrates excellence in real estate, architecture, and construction, and we are grateful for the acknowledgment of our hard work and dedication. A heartfelt thank you to our incredible team and clients for their unwavering support in making this achievement possible!

Recognized for her impact, leadership, and courage, she has been nominated for the Badass Women of the Year Awards 2024. Her story inspires and paves the way for future generations.

Celebrating fearless leadership and unstoppable impact, the Fierce Women Honors spotlight those who break barriers and inspire change. This nominee stands out for her bold vision and unwavering commitment to making a difference.

Worldwide Title has been recognized as the Best Real Estate Company in the Miami Readers' Poll! This prestigious award reflects our commitment to excellence and the trust our clients place in us. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our dedicated team and loyal clients for making this achievement possible. Thank you for believing in us!

We are proud to announce that Worldwide Title has been recognized by VPN.com as one of the Top 100 Escrow Agents in the United States! This accolade underscores our commitment to excellence and the high level of service we provide to our clients. We extend our heartfelt thanks to our dedicated team and loyal clients for their support, which has made this achievement possible.

Typically $750-975. While you can avoid attorney fees (Florida doesn’t require an attorney to be present at closing), you’ll still need to pay a settlement fee to the title company or escrow company for their services on closing day.

Property taxes in Florida are paid in arrears. You’ll owe property taxes for the portion of the year you owned the house (be it 30 days or 300 days). They’ll be prorated based on the number of days you owned the home, so the amount you owe will be much higher for a November closing than one in early January (300 days vs. 30 days). Note: If your current mortgage payment includes an estimated amount for property taxes that they collect and put in “escrow”, then each month you should be able to get your escrow balance back after closing.

0.5% to 1.5% of the sales price (optional) . These costs relate to any associated loan fees including application fees, prepaid interest, and loan origination fees. While a loan is optional, these will be present if a mortgage is secured to purchase the home. Credit report– $25 to $75: This fee covers the cost for the lender to pull the buyer’s credit history and credit score. Appraisal – $300 to $500: An appraisal determines the value of a home to assure the lender the property is indeed worth the amount they are giving the buyer. The appraisal is often paid by credit card up front and therefore not due at the time of closing.

Varies with amount of the mortgage. Just as the seller typically pays the for the document stamps on the deed, the buyer typically pays document stamps on the mortgage, as well as the intangible tax for the mortgage. These amounts are based on the amount of the mortgage, not the purchase price of the property. The doc stamps are $0.35 per $100 or portion thereof, while the intangible tax is 0.2% of the amount secured.

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