When an individual goes to buy a property in Florida, they may find that they can’t do so because of a property title that’s defective. Sometimes these issues can get fixed quickly, and other times it takes more time than it’s worth. These are some of the things that...
A good many instances of Florida real estate disputes are avoidable if a property owner was more proactive. In this regard, some disputes could be avoided if a property survey is obtained at the time of a real estate sales transaction. Definition of a property survey...
Selling a home could be a time when you earn a profit or simply move on to new adventures. Whatever your motivation for selling a property in Florida, you are about to be a party to a high-value transaction. This means that you have legal obligations to meet once you...
A Florida-based real estate development company has announced that it has closed a deal to purchase 95 acres of undeveloped land in Charlotte County. Attorneys representing Lost Lagoon said on Sept. 17 that the developer had already placed funds in an escrow account...
A showdown of sorts is taking place in Florida over a utility building located next to a fire station number in Key Largo. On one side of the issue stands the designated caretaker of the building. His opposers include staff members and commissioners for the Fire...
Many thoughts come to mind when one thinks of Florida. For many, this is beaches, amusement parks, warm weather, oranges, alligators and certain professional sports teams. While all of these are what make the state what it is, some consider the natural resources and...
Real estate transactions can be long and tedious. The closing is intended to be the last act of that transaction. Closings, however, require preparation to avoid delay or possible real estate litigation. The closing requires four documents. These are escrow, signing...
Understanding what an easement is, the rights associated with an easement and how an easement ends are all important pieces of information for easement holders and those with easements on their land to be familiar with. Sometimes, the use of an easement or the very...
It may seem strange to think that a trespasser can legally possess a piece of land by adversely possessing it, but it happens all the time. In many cases, the adverse possessor will be a neighbor who has encroached upon or is continuously using a portion of your...
Florida homeowners and commercial business owners, when they bought their house or building, may have noticed that they paid a premium for title insurance. Usually, lenders will require buyers to purchase title insurance. Even when no lender is involved, many people...
