Monthly Archives: June 2026
You Should Have Legal Counsel For Your First Closing
A real estate closing is a truly momentous occasion for a first-time investor in Florida, since it is when all of your hard work will, at least in theory, culminate to achieving your goal of purchasing your first property. However, sometimes an investor may not prepare as well for the closing as they might… Read More »
How Do Condo Associations Handle Easements?
An easement is defined as a right to use or enter onto another person’s property in a limited way without possessing it. While it may seem strange, there are in truth many easements in use in every city nowadays, from beach paths to utility easements for hanging electric wires. Condominium associations, however, have a… Read More »
Charging Tenants For “Move-Out” Damages
At the end of a residential tenancy, it is not uncommon for there to be disputes about any charges owed by the departing tenant. However, some landlords will try to charge exorbitant “move-out” fees, or to send a demand after the fact for ‘liquidated damages’ that the tenant allegedly owes. If you are intending… Read More »