Monthly Archives: February 2022
How Can I “Quiet Title” In A Florida Real Estate Transaction?
When someone purchases a piece of property in Florida, they often assume that ownership is now theirs, free and clear. However, unless the title to that property has been “quieted,” this may not be the case. Too often, property is sold by those who may not actually have the authority to do so; this… Read More »
Defining “Structural Maintenance” For Community Associations
In many Florida community associations, the HOA or condominium board will be held generally responsible for ‘structural’ maintenance – that is, maintenance when it comes to the ‘common elements.’ However, sometimes there are disputes about both what constitutes a ‘common element,’ and what degree of maintenance is required to be performed by the community… Read More »
Unenforceable HOA Rules In Florida
Homeowners’ associations (HOAs) are organizations of people who agree to be bound by a set of rules governing both the properties and their residents. Most HOAs enjoy a high level of cooperation from their residents, but sometimes, rules are suggested and enacted that cannot, as written, be successfully enforced. While homeowners can bring these… Read More »
Do I Need An Attorney To Invest In Florida Real Estate?
The Florida Realtors predict that the state’s real estate market will continue to be very busy and popular, with investment continuing to rise. However, most of the investors tend to be individuals, rather than corporations, and individuals are not always as well versed in the details of the law as they need to be… Read More »