At McKillop Law Firm, we believe the strongest real estate experiences come from professionals learning and growing together. Our team has supported buyers, sellers, realtors, lenders, builders, and investors through a wide range of residential and commercial transactions. Because of that, we understand how valuable education and connection are for everyone involved.
Lunch & Learn is our ongoing educational series designed to bring the real estate community together. Each session features industry professionals who share insights that deepen your understanding of the closing process, current trends, and the issues that impact your clients.
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Upcoming Lunch & Learns
Fraud and Scams Affecting Real Estate Transactions
Wednesday, July 29, 2026 | 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Location: 13475 Atlantic Blvd, Unit 8, Jacksonville, FL 32225
Light breakfast provided
Presented by:
Kara Scott
Old Republic Title
Fraud and Scams Affecting Real Estate Transactions
Discusses the various techniques hackers, scammers and fraudsters use to steal real property and funds from unsuspecting parties to a real estate transaction. It addresses different scenarios realtors may find themselves in and provide common-sense solutions to avoid them. The worth of meeting the client in person, via Zoom along with the importance of getting a copy of the photo ID before spending
hours only to find out the ID is fraudulent. Examples will be provided of how to look for discrepancies in driver’s license and passports and where the realtor can report any suspicious activities.
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Previous Lunch & Learns
What Every Real Estate Agent Needs to Know About the New FinCEN Requirements
Wednesday, February 4, 2026 | 12:00 p.m.-1:30 p.m.
Location: 7563 Philips Hwy., Suite 208, Jacksonville, FL 32256
Lunch Provided
Presented by:
John H. Gonzalez, CLC
Vice President, Agency Education & Development
Fidelity National Financial Florida Agency
Beginning on March 1, 2026 there will be new requirements impacting how
real estate professionals will handle certain real estate transactions. The
federal regulations have been created to help combat fraud, money
laundering, and illegal activities. You will learn in this class what type of
transactions must be reported, what information must be collected, what
is defined as a “beneficial owner”, and the penalties for not complying.