Property Management FAQs
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Oral agreements are common in business and exist as the standard way of doing business for many single proprietors and small businesses in Florida. However, having a written contract has various advantages such as being more enforceable in a court of law. Contracts also give you the ability to avoid disputes before they occur by…
Purchasing a home together is a significant milestone for any couple, but for unmarried couples in Florida, it comes with unique legal considerations and challenges. Home buying tips for unmarried couples are more complex than those for married couples. Married couples have established legal frameworks governing property ownership and rights, whereas unmarried couples must navigate…
HOAs vs POAs: There are many ways to manage a communityās amenities, resources, property values and aesthetics. In recent years, a growing number of Florida-based communities have turned to homeownerās associations (HOAs) or condominium associations (COAs) to manage their communities.Ā There are also, in some cases, Property Owners Associations (POAs) that have an influence in…
Commercial real estate law in Florida can be complex. Property transactions, zoning regulations, legal paperwork, taxes and other related matters that can be challenging for investors, developers, and business owners. When property owners or buyers partner with the right Florida real estate attorney, they can ensure that their best interests are taken into account when…
If you own commercial real estate in Florida then you are required to pay commercial property tax. Even so, smart commercial property owners can carefully review their commercial property valuation to ensure the amount they are paying is accurate. Overvalued property assessments are not unusual, and therefore it is essential that commercial property owners take…
Homeowners Association (HOA) open meetings can be held in open sessions where all members can attend. Alternatively, HOA meetings can also be held in closed, private sessions that are not announced to the community of members. Deciding which topics warrant discussion in a closed session or open session must be done with care. HOA or…
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