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Investing in Real Estate in Florida For Non-Citizens of the United States. Here’s What You Need to Know About FIRPTA
Foreign investment in real estate property in Miami is fairly common, though that does not mean it is always well understood. Before you consider buying or selling property in the ...
What Happens When You Purchase a Retail Location with an Existing Tenant Lease Agreement
Commercial real estate investors looking for their next property may be open to casting a wide net in order to find the right opportunities. Sometimes that includes landing on a ...
The Benefits and Implications of a Personal vs. Corporate Guarantee of a Commercial Lease
Owning and managing commercial property carries a lot of risk for landlords. What if the tenant defaults on its lease or the business goes bust? These are real concerns that ...
How a Tenant Improvement Allowance Works in Florida
Commercial lease agreements are long, complex and notoriously complicated – and every provision completely essential. In fact, there are several key elements of a property lease agreement in Florida, and they ...
Should You Buy an Investment Property Under an Entity Name?
There are advantages and disadvantages to buying an investment property under an entity name like a limited liability company (LLC). Before determining the best strategy for you, here are some ...
What You Need to Know About a Pre-Occupancy Agreement
No two real estate transactions are alike. Buyer and seller circumstances can affect the terms of the deal, market conditions might also play a factor, and a host of other ...
What Happens When the Seller Refuses to Sell Out of Nowhere
Buying a new home can be a seriously anxiety-inducing situation. If you’ve gotten so far as to have a signed purchase agreement in hand and your financing approved, you might ...
What You Need to Know About Post-Occupancy Agreements
Getting the stars to align during two simultaneous real estate transactions might seem like it requires a supernatural force. While it is possible for you to close on both your ...