A purchase agreement contains the price, terms and requirements for a real estate sale. The goal is to protect both buyer and seller. If everything in the agreement is in order, the transfer of property should go smoothly. However, if one party defaults, the other...
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What does a condo association’s insurance policy cover?
You may live in a condo community because of the many conveniences and amenities it provides. Some of these benefits include a pool, low-maintenance living and a community gym or common area. While Florida legislation requires that condominium associations carry...
Common issues for condo owners/associations
The constant evolution of Florida condominium law often means that condo agreements face many challenges. As a result, some of the most common issues for condo owners and associations revolve around outdated information. 1. No late fees for delinquency The right for...
The eviction process in Florida and how tenants may prevent it
Florida’s statutes allow landlords to evict tenants over unpaid rent even when tenants make partial payments. The Florida Legislature website notes that unpaid rent could result in tenants receiving a notice from their landlords. The notice may state that a landlord...
Can you dispute a home appraisal?
An appraisal is one part of selling your home in Florida. This step will provide lenders, interested buyers and yourself with an accurate idea of the value of your home. At least you hope it will. If your appraiser comes back with a value that you know is far below...
Challenging the scope of an easement in gross
A Florida property owner generally has the right to use a piece of land in certain ways. An easement in gross agreement gives usage rights to an outsider, but many people are confused as to what these rights are exactly. There are certain privileges and...
Could lead be in your new home? Lead disclosure rules in Florida
If you have your heart set on moving into a historic home, you may need to consider the impact that it could have on your health. You should know what information your potential landlord or home seller should disclose to you about lead-based paint prior to signing a...
Do home sellers have to disclose potential issues?
The state of Florida requires home sellers to disclose anything that might be dangerous to the new owners. This could include safety hazards, leaky roofs, mold infestations and more. If they don't disclose this information, the homebuyers might file a lawsuit. What do...
TENANT EVICTIONS POST COVID-19
As South Florida begins its return to normalcy and the courts reopen, Brickell is likely to become the hot spot for commercial evictions. Commercial real estate such as office building, warehouses, free-standing retail shops, and shopping malls are not protected under...
NEW PROTECTION FOR MIAMI HOME RENTERS DURING COVID-19
Our Miami eviction attorneys stay up to date on the latest news so that we can provide our clients with information and mount a strong defense that will result in their favor. At Graham Legal, P.A., we work tirelessly to get you the results you deserve. Renters...