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Can You Break a Lease in Florida?

Breaking a lease in Florida is a decision that should not be taken lightly. It could be because of personal circumstances, such as a job relocation, or more distressing situations like unsuitable living conditions. But regardless, understanding the legal framework and potential consequences is cruci ...

Types of Property Deeds in Florida

In Florida, property deeds are essential documents in real estate transactions, serving as the official means by which ownership is transferred. While many assume that holding a mortgage equates to owning property, it is actually the deed that confers ownership rights. Given that, it's a really impo ...

How Adverse Possession Works in Florida

Property is one of the most valuable investments you can focus your capital on. In the best case scenarios, you can purchase your land, improve it, rent it out, or live on it without any disruptions. But what about when it’s necessary to leave it unoccupied for some time. Perhaps your development fi ...

How Long Does a Real Estate Contract Last?

In the realm of property transactions, the real estate contract serves as the cornerstone, delineating the terms under which the sale and purchase of a property will proceed. For both buyers and sellers, understanding the duration of a real estate contract is crucial, as it impacts planning, financi ...

Contingent vs Noncontingent Offers in Real Estate

Simply put, a contingent offer includes conditions that must be met for the transaction to proceed, whereas a noncontingent offer does not, making it a straightforward proposal to purchase. Understanding Contingent Offers A contingent offer in real estate is essentially an offer to buy a property ...

Can A Tenent Be Compensated for Landlord Harrassment?

As a tenant, landlord harassment is a significant issue. While they may own the property, Florida’s laws outline that you have a right to occupy it in peace, without undue disturbance or discrimination. If landlords overstep the mark, there can be consequences.  So, can a tenant be compensated fo ...

Ad Valorem vs Non Ad Valorem: What to Know

Welcome to the complex world of property taxes in Florida, a crucial aspect for every property owner and potential buyer in the Sunshine State. Understanding the nuances between Ad Valorem and Non Ad Valorem taxes is not just about fulfilling a legal obligation; it's about making informed decisions ...

18 Questions to Ask Your Real Estate Lawyer

Whether you're buying, selling, or simply investing in property, the guidance of a seasoned real estate lawyer can be invaluable. However, the effectiveness of this guidance largely depends on your ability to ask the right questions. The questions are designed to uncover crucial information, ensurin ...

Who Pays for a Partition Action in Florida?

Partition actions in Florida are legal processes initiated to divide jointly owned property when co-owners cannot agree on its disposition. This situation often arises in cases of inherited property, joint investments, or shared residential properties. Understanding who bears the financial responsib ...

How Long Does a Partition Action Take in Florida?

In the realm of real estate disputes in Florida, partition actions are a critical tool for resolving conflicts among co-owners of property. These legal proceedings, which can force the sale of a property and equitable division of proceeds, are complex and vary in duration. Understanding Partition A ...

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