Owning a piece of real estate is one of life’s greatest achievements for most people. If you are a landlord, you ideally hope for a tenant who will pay their rent on time, avoid trouble with neighbors and respect the terms of the lease agreement. But the world is far...
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Can you sell a home while it’s going through probate?
After your loved one dies and you’re dealing with the process of probate and administering their estate, it can feel like life is put on hold. When one of the largest assets that most people have is their property, the question often arises as to whether you have to...
What are your obligations as a residential property landlord?
Becoming a landlord is a great investment opportunity. With a rental property in your name, you can look forward to a lifetime of passive income. But being a landlord does come with its share of responsibilities too. Chapter 83, also known as Florida Residential...
Are cracks in the walls of a property a serious issue?
You’re searching for a new home and the ideal property has come up. You’d like to put an offer in but there are a few question marks. When looking around the house, you’ve noticed cracks in the walls. Could these be serious and is it a sign that you should walk away...
Factors that can delay your home sale
Your family home has served you well, but it’s time for an upgrade. You’ve worked hard to decorate the place and ensure that it’s suitable for prospective buyers. You want the sale to go through as quickly as possible, but you also need a fair price. Sadly, some real...
3 things a landlord cannot do in Florida
Most Americans dream of owning a home. In reality, however, a greater number of Americans live in rentals. Landlord-tenant laws govern how landlords relate with their clients (tenants) during the tenancy period. From non-rent payment to property damage, illegal use of...
When children inherit vacation property
It can be complicated to leave vacation property to your children. You don't want them to lose this property, and they probably have a lot of great memories of going there, but it's different than a family home. There are a lot of things to consider when setting up...
You purchased a residence, then discovered non-disclosed issues
Buying a home is a terrific event in someone’s life. You are embarking on an adventure. You and your family feel exhilarated. You landed this great place where you and your loved ones intend to live happily for many years. Everything seems absolutely rosy. To your...
Buying property sight-unseen is part of the wild real estate market ride
Only a few short years ago, buying a property located out of state without first viewing the home in person was considered too risky to contemplate. Now, however, in one of the tightest sellers’ markets in recent history, homebuyers are getting creative in their...
What is a quiet title action, and why do I need one?
The title for your home or investment real estate property is official proof that you are the owner. Vital records managed by county recorders' offices around Florida help protect property owners and financial institutions against fraud. Accurate, centralized title...