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AS IS doesn’t mean there’s something wrong with the home If you’re buying or selling a piece of real estate in the state of Florida, you’re likely going to see the contract written on what’s known as the FAR/BAR Contract…. Read More
Surveying your property prevents unforeseen problems Unless you’re selling your property, knowing the precise dimensions of your boundaries probably doesn’t seem too important, especially if you like your neighbors. However, that’s exactly the reason to engage a survey – to… Read More
Let’s examine the complete process from preparation to filing Of the three major deed forms in real estate, the quit claim deed is the most precarious. Such a deed could mean everything or nothing depending on the validity of a… Read More
You’re going to be subject to certain rules and regulations. They’re not meant to prevent you from enjoying your home and property, but they might restrict certain freedoms you might want to keep – such as the right to own… Read More
Florida real estate law includes doc stamps — here’s what that means Doc stamps are taxes. In Florida, these taxes are most commonly levied on real estate transfer documents, mortgages, and other promissory notes. Responsibility for this tax varies by… Read More
The Florida Real Estate Commission was created to make sure that real estate professionals and the public work together. You know what they say about assuming things – so, first things first. We did pose the question about Frick and… Read More
In Florida, it’s illegal for landlords to lock out tenants, displace their possessions, turn off their utilities, or engage in other hands-on eviction measures. Florida law has been criticized for heavily favoring the tenant. Regardless, the law that’s on the… Read More
You can’t manage what you don’t measure. The process of measuring and managing is easy if you do it with key performance indicators. “Good grief! We’re a community association, not a Fortune 500 Company.” It’s what you might be thinking after… Read More
5 things you didn’t know about Florida’s confusing referral fee law According to Florida statute Section 475.25(1)(h), if you’re not a licensed real estate broker, broker associate, or sales associate—it’s illegal, in Florida, for any such entities to share, or… Read More
What we don’t know, or what we assume, often determines how we approach new places or responsibilities. Where are the cowboys? A visit to Austin, the state capital of Texas, can be confusing to those who think the Lone Star… Read More
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