In our market, real estate agents typically use either the AS IS Residential Contract (“AS IS Contract”), or the Residential Contract For Sale and Purchase (“Standard Contract”). When using the AS IS Contract, the Inspection Period allows the Buyer to conduct any type of inspections as they see fit. Conversely,

When selling a home, sometimes a seller will want to include certain items of personal property, either:  1) as an enhancement of the terms of the sale, or  2) because the seller would prefer the convenience of not having to pack up and move     furnishings and household goods (or

While clients typically do not go under contract anticipating a dispute, it is an unfortunate reality that sometimes even the best deals can turn sour. Part of being an effective realtor includes being able to provide key information to a client about dispute resolution. Pursuant to section 16 of either

Subdividing land into residential lots holds the potential to unlock new possibilities for sellers and buyers. Suppose you have a buyer looking to subdivide or already have a seller with a large parcel of land for sale or even a home lot that has “extra” land area. In that case,

As a looming tropical system threatens Florida’s Gulf Coast, we strongly urge you to take vital precautions to safeguard your loved ones and homes. It is essential to recognize the potential impact of an approaching storm on your property’s closing, and we encourage you to contact your insurance provider promptly

Divorce is a complex journey often involving dividing shared assets, including real estate. When dealing with the sale of real estate in Florida during a divorce, there’s a web of legal considerations that must be skillfully managed to ensure a seamless and successful closing process. Understanding these considerations and taking

In the spirit of “Back to School,” here are ten basic guidelines for preparing residential real estate contracts and avoiding closing issues: 1. Name the Correct Parties Check the County Property Appraiser website for the last recorded transfer (typically a Deed) to ensure you are naming the correct Seller. For

The hustle and bustle of the moving process can sometimes cause the Seller to leave behind leftover belongings. Sometimes, out of the goodness of their heart, a Seller believes they are leaving behind furniture that they know the Buyer would want to keep. While the Seller might intend this as

Betty Buyer is closing on a property that she intends to flip and sell as soon as possible. Seller Steve had a survey, but the survey was no longer accurate because the seller built a pool after the date on the survey. The Closing Agent ordered a survey that revealed

A key consideration throughout the course of a real estate transaction is how a Buyer of real property would like to take title. While the question traditionally revolves around three choices (tenants in common, tenants by the entirety, and tenants with the right of survivorship), the timing of this decision