Commercial Lease Disputes
“An early lease termination fee may include anywhere between three months and a year of rental.”
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Real Estate Law Concepts: Joint Tenancy and Tenants in Common
In Real Estate Law, when more than one person owns and resides in a property at the same time, they are said to be either Tenants in Common or Joint Tenants. The exact type of tenancy along with any additional terms, conditions and provisions are spelled out as binding items in the title deed of…
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Stopping a Foreclosure with Foreclosure Defense
Being able to remain in your home during times of financial hardship is extremely important. Being forced out of your home can cause personal and further financial distress resulting in a downward spiral that can affect your family and work life. Luckily, with planning and help from an experienced foreclosure defense attorney, it is possible…
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How Do I Pay My Property Taxes in 2020?
In the middle of the worldwide Coronavirus pandemic, many people have been hit with financial distress due to job losses and other loss of income. Despite extensions made for income tax and other official payments, property taxes for your Florida county are still due this year. However, there are options you can take to help…
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Florida Foreclosures and Evictions During the COVID-19 Crisis
Between 2010 and the first quarter of 2020, the US economy has seen steady growth quarter on quarter. Up until the current COVID-19 crisis and its devastating economic impact, we had been experiencing the longest period of economic prosperity in US history with few foreclosures and evictions. That has now changed, with March 2020 new…
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Landlord Tenant Disputes
Whether you are a landlord or tenant in these uncertain times, you face the likelihood of a dispute over rent, repair or some other aspect of your short term lease. These disputes are often exacerbated by mistakes or missteps made on both sides. If you find yourself in a dispute with your tenant or landlord…
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House Flipping: Four Legal Areas to Beware
Do you make – or plan to make money using a house flipping business model? If so, here are a few of the legal aspects of the house flipping business model to look out for in Florida. FHA Restrictions Many homes that fall into the category of “flippable” may be located in areas dominated by…
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Airbnb Owners: Beware of these Five Legal Pitfalls
Airbnb and Vrbo are the most popular of several “peer-to-peer” online services that allow you to share a residence you own with visitors for a fee. These platforms provide an excellent way to earn money either as a side income or as a full-time business. Despite its many advantages in terms of independence and being…
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The Pros and Cons of Using a Trust for Real Estate Investment
When investors choose to acquire property in Florida, they often do so via a Limited Liability Company LLC. One alternative to the LLC is to use a trust for real estate investment. Quick Read Summary (TLDR) The primary benefits of trusts include superior privacy since there’s no requirement to publicly file trust documents, strong liability…
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Before You Sign a Commercial Lease: Four Areas to Consider
Before you sign a commercial lease: Finding the right property for your business can be a complicated and time consuming process. After finding the right tenant’s agent, searching properly-zoned locations and short listing several properties for your business, there are four crucial steps that every tenant could take to ensure a successful outcome. These steps…
