What is a Property Deed?
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A deed is the legal document that transfers ownership of real estate from one party to another — the foundational record of who owns a property. In Florida, all deeds are recorded in the public record at the county clerk's office.
How Deeds Work
When a property is purchased, the seller signs a deed that transfers legal ownership to the buyer, which is then recorded at the county clerk’s office. For LINK Club properties, the deed names the property’s LLC as the owner — not individual investors. This is standard practice for LLC-held real estate: the LLC owns the property, you own a fraction of the LLC.
Deeds in Miami-Dade & Broward Counties
LINK Club’s properties are located in Miami-Dade and Broward counties, Florida. Property deeds in these counties are recorded at the Miami-Dade Clerk of Courts or Broward County Records Division, where they become part of the permanent public record — anyone can search these records to verify property ownership, and cross-reference the LLC’s Florida registration on Sunbiz.org.
The deed, the LLC registration, and the blockchain record together form a three-layer ownership verification system that is transparent, public, and permanent.