The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in early 2020 devastated the US economy, resulting in over 40 million American workers losing their jobs. In an effort to bolster the economy and keep workers in their homes, various US states and the CDC have progressively rolled out ...
Read MoreGovernor Desantis decided not to renew the eviction moratorium, which has been in place since April of this year. That executive order, renewed month ...
View MoreWhile there are several reasons a landlord might seek to evict a tenant, non-payment of rent is the most common. In this blog, we will discuss the ...
View MoreLandlords often incur damages to their property due to the actions of tenants. Most landlords request security deposits to offset any possible ...
View MoreBorrowers may be able to avoid a foreclosure before the paperwork is filed. Lenders on any federally-backed loan cannot file a foreclosure the first ...
View MoreTitle insurance companies require a purchaser of properties at a tax deed sale to file a quiet title action prior to insuring a title. A common ...
View MoreForeclosures are on the rise here in Southwest Florida. Back in 2006, Lee County had one of the highest foreclosure rates per capita in the United ...
View MoreTwo or more people or legal entities are permitted to own real property in the state of Florida, regardless of whether the property is an investment ...
View MoreHappy Valentine’s Day! It’s the day to think of the one you love, or at least used to. When a relationship goes bad and you own property together, it ...
View MoreAre you a Florida homeowner who does not quite know the extent of your rights and obligations under the state’s real estate laws ? Maybe you are ...
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