If you’re trying to defend yourself against a foreclosure, one think you may want to look into is a loan modification. A loan modification varies from lender to lender, so it’s important to have an attorney on your side who is familiar with the process your lender...
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Creating a Florida homeowners’ association
When John Lennon imagined all the people living in peace and hoped one day you would join them, he did not intend to set up a Florida homeowners’ association (HOA). Even if he did, the paperwork would have put him off. Dreaming of a peaceful environment is one thing,...
Whether all cash offers are worth it
Mortgage rates are at record lows. But many purchasers are skipping financing and making all cash offers on residential real estate to take advantage of other benefits. What it means Paying in cash eliminates the need for obtaining a mortgage and dealing with lenders....
What are common reasons for construction disputes?
Even the construction of a family home is a complicated affair with a lot of moving parts to it. The landowner, the contractor and subcontractors all have to work together to make sure that the house is built in a timely fashion. They also must assure the home gets...
Florida residential real estate and the law for rent and repairs
For Floridians who are involved in a landlord-tenant agreement, there are issues that might be taken for granted, but can cause problems in the legal relationship between the parties. One that frequently arises is the residence needs repairs or there is a difference...
What will happen when Florida’s foreclosure moratorium expires?
On June 3, Florida Gov., Ron DeSantis responded to the coronavirus pandemic by declaring a moratorium on evictions and mortgage foreclosures. The moratorium has been extended to July 1, 2020. What happens then? Thousands of Floridians are looking for answers to these...
Overview of Florida’s sales disclosure laws
Traditionally, homes were bought and sold on the principle of let the buyer beware. In other words, as long as the sellers of the home did not outright lie to the buyer, they would have no obligation to tell the buyer what was wrong with the home. It was the buyer’s...
Boundary disputes between neighbors can lead to lawsuits
Living next door to someone often comes with challenges, particularly if you cannot agree on where the line is between your property and theirs. Issues may arise if you check your property records and discover that your neighbor has built a fence or addition to their...
Proposed residential tower sparks community opposition
Businesses have to make it over a lot of hurdles before they can break ground a new real estate development, especially if it's a large-scale project in a desirable location. They must go through all the headaches of securing financing, hiring architects and obtaining...
Prepare Before Offering a Lease Agreement to Prospective Tenants
Investing in residential real estate can be a lucrative practice in Southern Florida, but the process is not without risks. Real estate owners who offer their properties for rent to residential tenants can suffer significant losses if their tenants take advantage of...
