REMINDER
This website is used to process prepayments only for the Florida Resiliency and Energy District.
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HOME SALE DISCLOSURE FORM
HOME SALE DISCLOSURE FORM
Home Sales require a disclosure form be completed PRIOR to the release of a final payoff amount:
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Download the form: Home Sale Disclosure
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Discuss the remaining installment and forthcoming refund with the Seller(s) and Buyer(s).
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Complete the "Title Company Acknowledgement" section of the form including the forwarding address and contact information for the seller.
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If the seller's address is unknown at the time of disclosure completion and the overpayment is being directed to the Title Agency, our office will then require an official letter on behalf of the Title Company confirming responsibility for distribution of funds and the letter must be signed by both the Title Agency and the Sellers.
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Send the form for signatures to the seller(s) and buyer(s) .
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Once the form is completed, with all signatures* to info@fdfcbonds.com.
*Electronic signatures require submission of proof (audit trail/certificate) with the form.
Once you have downloaded the form, please proceed to submitting the payoff request by clicking the "Submit Request" button below.
Why do I need this form?
During the period of August 1 through November 1, the upcoming property tax bill is locked by the District for adjustments and cannot be amended. This enables our team to get the Tax Collector's the updated Tax Roll Data.
This means the upcoming 2026 Tax Bill includes one remaining installment payment for the PACE Assessment and cannot be amended. The Property Tax Bill must be paid accordingly.
Prepayments during these dates mean:
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This payment is paying off the PACE Assessment in full AND will have one installment due through the Property Tax Bill creating an overpayment.
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The PACE Assessment will be completely removed in the [Nov 1] 2027 Property Tax Bill.
What happens with the overpayment?
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Upon receiving the PACE Assessment through the property tax bill and a reconciliation of the account, overpayments in the amounts larger than $100.00 will be refunded no later than June 30th. The Annual Assessment Administration Fee and current Annual Tax Collection Administration Fee are not refundable.
All prepayments for the FL HERO Program or PACE Funding Group are processed with the Florida Development Finance Corporation, the administrator for the Florida Resiliency and Energy District.