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Whether you want to sell your small business, property rental or home, there are several contracts you should become familiar with. Purchase agreements are one of the most common types of real estate transactions, as they signify a contract has been made between a...
When you buy a residential property in Florida, you may need to rely on certain contingencies to make sure you get financing, sell your own home first or what have you. The same holds true when you buy commercial real estate in Florida, and there are certain...
Buying a home is an exciting adventure. That said, there are legal matters that must have proper attention. Arguably the most vital is the property title. You may have questions about this essential piece of documentation. The following answers a few queries you might...
Some entrepreneurs have enough money that they can consider forgoing a financial loan and simply pay for a rental property with cash. This is an option that might yield some benefits, but like any financial decision, there are pros and cons depending on your situation...
When you invest in commercial real estate in Florida, the seller of the property may need to do certain things to lower your closing costs and make the sale more appealing to you. Seller concessions occur when the property owner covers a portion of your closing costs,...
Investing is one of the most common ways to make a passive income, i.e. an income where you do not have to go to a job, but the money will come to you via other means. Investing in a multifamily property such as an apartment building or condo is one way to do this....
Buying a piece of real estate can be an exciting time for you, so you naturally want to complete the process as soon as you can. Still, no one should cut corners while buying a home, especially when it comes to the purchase contract. This agreement should protect your...
Closing on a home can feel like an incredibly daunting process, especially if you are going through it for the first time. Though nothing beats having a professional on your side to help guide you through, you can also take other steps to prepare, like creating a...
Though the terms homeowners association and condominium owner association seem similar, these are separate organizations with different levels of involvement. Florida law requires membership in a condominium association for any property owner within the condominium. A...
Many Florida residents find that purchasing a rental property is a great way to generate passive income during or ahead of retirement. If you count yourself among those considering buying a property you intend to rent out to others, there are certain things you should...