Whether buying or selling property in Florida, there are certain situations that call for the legal assistance an attorney can provide. The following post breaks down the real estate sale process, noting the benefit an attorney can provide before, during and even...
Month: January 2019
Does the government shutdown affect real estate transactions?
The partial government shutdown has entered its fourth week, leaving many Americans to question the reach of the shutdown’s impact. This piece will specifically address how the shutdown affects real estate transactions. The short answer: yes, the partial...
“AS IS” sale in FL: What if a property is subject to a lease?
Parties to an “AS IS” Residential Contract for Sale and Purchase in Florida must follow certain here are certain steps when the contract is subject to a lease after purchase. Depending on the language of the contract, these steps can include: ...
Sale of property in FL and disclosure: What are the rules?
Florida state law requires those who sell property in the state disclose certain defects. What defects does state law require a seller disclose? In most cases, these are defects meet one of two requirements. The defect will either jeopardize a real estate transaction...
Florida brokers and escrow accounts: 3 FAQs
The rules and regulations governing the expectations of real estate brokers in Florida are complex. Although resolution of a dispute depends on the details of the case, the following general information is beneficial for most brokers in the state: Do I need my own...
Buying or selling property in 2019? Tips to avoid a dispute.
Looking to purchase or sell residential or commercial property in Florida in 2019? Before closing on a transaction, it is wise to take some basic steps to protect your interests. The following tips can help protect you from becoming the victim of a real estate...
