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Step 3 of Buying a Commercial Property in Florida: Due Diligence & Financing
Florida’s commercial real estate market moves fast, and opportunities can disappear just as quickly as they appear. That’s why a smart investment requires a clear strategy and careful execution. In Step ...
Step 2 of Buying a Commercial Property in Florida: Offer, Negotiation, Contract
Once your pre-acquisition planning is in place and you’ve identified the right commercial property, it’s time to move into the offer, negotiation and contract phases. This is where deals are won (or ...
Step 1 of Buying a Commercial Property in Florida: Pre-Acquisition Planning
Florida is a fast-moving market, and demand continues to skyrocket. This is equally true for residential and commercial properties. But as much as you may want to jump right in ...
Is a Confession of Judgment Prohibited in Florida?
A confession of judgment is a legal term you may not be familiar with. This may be because here in Florida, confessions of judgment are prohibited. What is a Confession ...
What’s the Difference Between a Sales Agreement and a Purchase Agreement in a Business?
When buying or selling a business in Florida, you may hear the terms sales agreement and purchase agreement. While they may sound interchangeable, there are subtle differences between the two. Understanding these ...
What to Do If a Florida Seller Fails to Disclose a Major Property Defect
Buying a home is one of the biggest investments many people will ever make, so discovering a major issue after the closing, especially one the seller should have disclosed, can ...
Transferring Business Ownership in Florida: What You Need to Know
Whether you’re bringing in a new partner, selling your stake or planning for succession, transferring ownership interest in a Florida business is a significant decision that requires more than just a handshake ...
Can You Back Out of a Florida Home Purchase Due to a Seller’s Non-Disclosure?
Buying a home is a major milestone, but what happens when you find out the seller wasn’t entirely honest about the property’s condition? In Florida, sellers are legally required to ...