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Discovering unpermitted additions after signing a real estate contract can create discourage hopeful customers. These modifications might seem minor at first glance. But they can lead to dire financial and legal consequences. Florida law requires sellers to disclose...
According to the National Association of Realtors, buyers in Florida purchased roughly 287,000 homes in 2022. Approximately 17.8% of those purchases were by investors. Purchasing an investment property in Florida can be an attractive option. With beautiful beaches, a...
Whether you are looking to buy a residential property or a commercial one, you might have to deal with a party wall or two. Party walls are unique, as they tend to sit on top of property lines. This means each party wall might have at least two owners: you and your...
If you're entering the real estate market for the first time or entertaining a new deal, attorneys bring peace of mind that others cannot. Real estate agents know the market, but attorneys know the law. There are many legal nuances to which a real estate agent may not...
If you are in the process of selling your home, you are no doubt anxious for the closing process to take place. But things happen. Here are four developments you will want to avoid so you can smooth the way to your closing. 1. Title issues The title refers to your...
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...
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...
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...
An investment property is a piece of real estate that you do not live on but intend to use to generate a profit. Like any real estate, you may look for outside financing to purchase the property. However, lenders generally approach investment properties with greater...
Before deciding to purchase property, you want all the details. A title search is one tool that is beneficial in determining whether to move forward or back out of a purchase. During the due diligence period of a real estate purchase contract, you have the right to...