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Buyers preparing for real estate transactions often focus on location or aesthetic concerns. They may want an open floor plan or a home that already has a modernized kitchen so that they don't have to make major revisions to the property. People often focus so much on...
Buying a home is a complex process, which means that aspiring first-time buyers have a lot to learn. Frequently, their focus is on the features and location of property. They look at the kitchen and the closet space to ensure that the home meets their needs....
Occasionally, neighbors who have long enjoyed an amicable relationship may suddenly find themselves arguing over a proposed fence installation or who has the responsibility to take care of a problem tree. Boundary disputes are a common issue in Florida. Perhaps one...
Many homes in Florida are governed by homeowners associations (HOA). HOAs typically have rules and bylaws designed to keep a neighborhood in good shape, partially in order to preserve property values. Yet, in some cases, HOAs go a step beyond what’s considered...
If you reside in a planned community, homeowner association (HOA) fees may be a fact of life. Associations are generally duty-bound to channel these funds toward maintaining common services, areas and amenities. Rising HOA costs can strain your budget and make you...
Florida has some of the most competitive real estate markets in the country. There is plenty of incentive for developers to invest in the creation of new homes and condominiums. Real estate developers play a crucial role in the modern economy by modifying existing...
The implied warranty of habitability is a legal doctrine that holds that residential contractors and builders are required to ensure that the properties they build are suitable for living. This warranty implies that certain basic living standards must be met,...
Many properties have land attached to them, whether that be a small to mid-sized garden or a farm with 300 acres of land. As the owner of the property, that land is yours to use and enjoy. Nobody should unnecessarily interfere with your enjoyment of your own land. ...
When buyers make an offer on a new home or another piece of real estate property, they typically use several contingency clauses. A contingency is just a requirement that has to be met before the contract becomes binding. For example, a buyer who doesn’t yet have...
Developing a property typically means converting unused, vacant land for a residential or commercial purpose. In many cases, property development relates to commercial endeavors. Someone may want to build a multi-home community and sell the new homes to individual...