Title is tied directly to the closings you already drive, Florida premiums are promulgated (so you compete on service, not price), and the operation is contained. The RESPA path is well-worn, and a joint venture lets a partner build and run it. For most brokerages it’s the simplest, highest-capture first ancillary.
A mortgage joint venture can be lucrative, but it’s a heavier lift: more licensing, more capital, rate-sensitive volume, and its own RESPA scrutiny (MSAs and affiliated arrangements draw attention). It can be a strong second vertical once title is running.
Insurance (think homeowner’s/P&C) offers recurring, renewable revenue, but it’s a distinct operation with its own carriers, licensing, and sales motion — further from the closing table than title.
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