Two 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 or place of residence for the owners. However, as with any partnership, disputes may arise between the owners. For example, ...
Read 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 ...
View MoreA quiet title action is an action filed in court to remove some “cloud” or defect on the title to real property. The defect can be a mortgage lien or ...
View MoreMany people want to start the eviction process, but not everyone understands what situations can make this a possibility. In some cases, evictions are ...
View MoreI receive several calls a month from potential client’s seeking to start an eviction process who are slightly misunderstood as to what situations ...
View MoreThe relationship between landlords and tenants can be difficult if not all rights and responsibilities are being adhered to by both parties. Florida ...
View MoreWhen you purchase a new piece of real estate , home, or other type of property, ideally the title to that property will be entirely clean and ready ...
View MoreForeign investors can stand to make a decent profit and a strong reputation through holding or renting property in the United States — but only if ...
View MoreIf you have been shopping around the real estate market in your area for a new home, at one point or another, someone has probably told you that you ...
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