Whenever you buy real estate, one small expense that you should always add to your total real estate purchase costs is title insurance. If you are going through a lender, they require title insurance that protects them from any problems down the road should problems...
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Why is due diligence important when purchasing a home?
People who are interested in purchasing a home must ensure the offer they make is on a property that’s worth what they’re going to pay. Because this is such a large purchase, these individuals must ensure they’re doing due diligence to verify that the purchase is in...
Why Florida property owners often file quiet title actions in court
Florida real estate can be an incredibly valuable asset. A piece of developed real estate can offer opportunities for enjoyment if someone lives in or visits the property. It can also be financially valuable, as the property can provide living or vacation space, a...
What is a home inspection before purchase?
Purchasing a home is a monumental decision that can be exciting and daunting. There's an essential step you’ll need to take before you sign on the dotted line: a home inspection. A home inspection is a crucial part of the home-buying process that could potentially...
3 things to remember when buying a new home
Buying a new home can feel a bit overwhelming, especially if it is your first time and you come across terms and concepts you were unaware of. You cannot afford to let the occasion get the better of you, so learning from the common mistakes that others make can...
What does “no contingency” mean when buying a house?
When buying a house in Florida, you may come across the term “no contingency” or “non-contingent offer”. This means the buyer is offering to purchase the property without any contingencies. In other words, the sale is not contingent upon certain conditions being met,...
When can you legally evict a tenant in Florida?
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...
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...