Buyers and sellers often wonder if buying a house “as-is” absolves sellers of their disclosure requirements. The answer is no. While selling a property “as-is” in Florida generally means that ...
Seller disclosures are a critical component of any real estate transaction. Sellers are required by law to notify buyers of any known issues or conditions that materially affect the value ...
Real estate transactions can be one of those events where what you see is not always what you get. Sure, you can trust what you see in terms of square ...
Relative to many residential lease agreements, commercial lease agreements are generally years-long commitments. Signing to one means agreeing to its provisions for several years (some as many as 10 years), ...
Home buyers and sellers turn to real estate agents because they trust them. They trust them to do right by them when selling their home or negotiating the purchase of ...
The terms “sales agreement” and “purchase agreement” are often used interchangeably, but their specific usage depends on the context of the agreement and the perspective of the parties involved. While ...
Florida law does not require an attorney to be present at real estate closings. Buyers can secure a mortgage and move through the closing process without legal counsel, but is ...
When buying or selling real estate in Florida, you’ve likely heard the term “escrow,” but what exactly does it mean in terms of your legal rights and obligations? Below we’ll ...
Removing another person’s name from a deed requires you to follow a few legal processes. The majority of the time, everything goes smoothly, but anytime there are property assets involved, ...