There are numerous state laws in Florida that directly relate to how someone maintains their property. Those who own real property have an obligation to keep that property compliant with state standards. Failure to do so could result in enforcement actions, possibly...
Real Estate Transactions
What happens if you want to sell but the home’s co-owner doesn’t?
People become joint owners of real estate in many ways. Arguably the most common means involve deciding to buy a property together, either as a residence or an investment, and inheriting the property jointly from a deceased loved one. In either scenario, both you and...
3 reasons to hire an attorney at a real estate closing
It is always a good idea to get expert advice when making a major life decision. Purchasing real estate is generally the largest financial decision we make so it makes sense to have a real estate attorney look over the documents and provide counsel during the process....
Can a quitclaim deed minimize the chances of a partition lawsuit?
Many adults have heard the terminology "quitclaim deed" thrown around. Few know what the process entails. Even fewer people understand the consequences of filing a quitclaim deed. It may result in a partition lawsuit emerging among family members. It's critical that...
Florida is one of 5 states that allow a lady bird deed
Quitclaim deeds are popular and efficient ways to transfer real estate from one owner to another. You don't have to do a title search which is often necessary for other kinds of deeds, like warranty deeds. There are different kinds of quitclaim deeds that people can...
How can you best prepare for a commercial real estate purchase and closing?
Are you ready to purchase a commercial property? Maybe you’re getting ready to buy a property that you’ll rent out to tenants or are buying one for your own business. Whatever you plan to do, it’s important that your purchase and closing go well. There are high costs...
How a quit claim deed can facilitate a smoother Florida divorce
Divorce can be among life’s most emotional and complex experiences. There is child custody and visitation to settle. Assets to share. Business and benefits to parse. Property to sell. Spouses who want to start over personally and financially often must figure out how...
When do I need an easement agreement?
Easement agreements can be useful if you find yourself in the middle of a boundary dispute with a neighbor. An easement grants one party the right to use or travel over a piece of property owned by another party. That use can be as broad or specific as the parties...
Should you file a quiet title action before you list a property?
Listing real estate for sale can be a stressful, protracted process. Between showings and signings, there is so much to worry about and handle. You probably want to maximize how much you can make on the sale while also minimizing the last-minute investments and work...
Understanding the different types of deeds
Whether you are looking to purchase or sell property, a deed is an essential part of the process. In short, it certifies that the party looking to make a transaction with the property has the right to do so. There are different types of deeds, and depending...
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