The traditional rule of "caveat emptor" means that a Fort Lauderdale resident who wants to buy a new home needs to check out the property and make sure it is free of serious problems and, more generally, is somewhere where they can live long-term. Florida laws in some...
Month: April 2017
Good real estate contracts are key to preventing litigation
No one who sets about to buy, sell or develop real estate in the Broward County, Florida area wants to find himself or herself tied up in litigation. Such legal disputes are very costly both in terms of money and time, so much that even a relatively simple dispute can...
Should I invest in commercial real estate or residential?
When Florida residents think of real estate, they think of buying a home to live in or shop to run. However, for many people, real estate is an investment, whether it is a residential real estate or commercial real estate. In fact, many people may already be investing...
How can I get a good deal while buying in a short sale?
A prospective buyer is always looking for a good deal for buying a house. In this housing market, many Fort Lauderdale residents may find themselves considering buying a short sale house, as it often presents itself as a good deal. A short sale is where the house is...