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Personal Guarantees in Commercial Leases: What You Should Know Before Signing
Commercial lease agreements in Florida tend to be years-long commitments, and these longer terms mean there is more time for things to either go well and for the business to ...
How to Transition Existing Properties into an Entity Ownership in Florida
Investing in real estate is a lucrative asset class regardless of your ownership structure, but like any investment, it carries risk. While you can’t eliminate all risks, there are ways ...
Understanding Liability Protection When Investing in Florida Under an Entity
Purchasing real estate under an entity name is a common investment strategy for domestic and international investors in South Florida. Entity structures, including limited liability companies (LLCs), corporations and trusts, offer ...
What to Know About Financing Real Estate Investments Under an Entity Name
Purchasing real estate in Florida under an entity name, such as a limited liability company (LLC), corporation or trust, offers many legal protections and advantages including personal asset protection, privacy and tax ...
Legal Protections When Buying Property in Florida Under an Entity Name
Before closing on real estate as a foreign investor in Florida, there’s one major decision you (and your investment partners, if applicable) need to make and that’s whether to buy the ...
Understanding the Closing Process for Foreign Buyers in Florida Real Estate Transactions
Closing on a new property in Florida is an exciting day for buyers, but the road to closing can be long and it is certainly complex, especially for foreign buyers. ...
Should Foreign Investors Buy Property as an Entity in Florida?
There are numerous decisions to make when investing in real estate – and even more as a foreign investor. Among them is deciding how you will own the property. You ...
Navigating Florida’s Real Estate Laws as a Foreign Investor
The Sunshine State welcomes real estate investors from around the globe, but that doesn’t mean buying property in Florida as a non-U.S. citizen isn’t without its complexities. If you’re preparing ...