Calvin Coolidge said “[t]he chief business of the American people is business.  They are profoundly concerned with buying, selling, investing and prospering in the world.”  As real property practitioners know, the public records are full of transactions involving business entities.  Between general partnerships, limited partnerships, corporations and limited liability companies, there are myriad ways to hold title to real estate, and there are significant differences in how each entity conducts its business; and how each holds, conveys, finances and uses its real property.  Not Quite Human is a “basic skills” seminar, where we will discuss attributes of each type of entity including management structure and voting; what the standard commitment clauses relating to each entity mean; and how to meet those requirements.  Title considerations applicable to real estate transactions involving domestic and foreign corporations, general and limited partnerships and limited liability companies will be examined.  Practical tips will be given on ensuring compliance in the transaction through the proper use of documentation, such as resolutions and affidavits.  This seminar is approved for continuing education with The Florida Bar, NALA, and DFS.