If you are looking to buy a home in Florida, there is a chance that it will be located in a flood zone. This could mean that your property is at a higher risk of experiencing significant water damage at some point in the future. Let's take a look at what you should...
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What are the most common title issues that lead to litigation?
As a real estate professional, you want to help connect individuals with the best home possible. Unfortunately, sometimes, the people that you helped purchase the house later struggle to retain ownership of that property due to title issues. When someone appears to...
Implications of force majeure in real estate contracts
It is common for most contracts in Florida and around the country to contain a clause referred to as force majeure. This is a legal provision that allows parties to either defer or be released from specific obligations listed in an agreement as a result of unforeseen...
How real estate professionals can protect buyers during an offer
As a real estate professional, it is your job to guide and protect those buying or selling real estate. When you serve as a buyer's agent, your primary role will be to help people find a property that fits their needs and protect them from the potential pitfalls of a...
DIY creation of a limited liability company: It’s dangerous
As a small business owner or entrepreneur, there may come a point when you strongly consider the benefits of creating a limited liability company. As one of the most common business structures, it’s natural to spend some time learning more about what it can do for...
3 common reasons to bring a quiet title action
If you have found your little piece of Florida paradise, you are probably looking forward to years of comfortable and carefree living. Of course, if someone comes out of the woodwork to say that he or she owns some or all of your property, your dream may quickly turn...
