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Florida Waterfront Property: What a Title Search May Not Reveal
A canal-front property and a natural lagoon-front property can look similar while carrying very different legal rights. Florida riparian rights generally arise from ownership of...
Title Problems That Can Delay Closing—and How a Real Estate Attorney Resolves Them
A real estate closing is supposed to be the final step—a moment where everything comes together. But for many buyers and sellers, that process is...
How Property Liens Affect Title Insurance Coverage
In Florida, property liens are legal claims placed on real estate to secure payment of debts or obligations. Common types include mortgage liens, tax liens,...
Real Estate Attorney Closer versus Title Company
Anyone buying or selling a residence in Florida should employ a Board Certified Real Estate Settlement Lawyer. It’s tempting, but wrong, to think that the...
Five Legal Protections for Florida Home Sellers
Selling a home is more complex than it looks. Yet, Florida has many protections for home sellers to prevent complications. To get those protections you...
Different Types of Home Residences
What Are the Legal Concerns of Buying and Selling a Home in Florida? There are many different types of home residences available for purchase. The...
Title Services and Closings
Once parties reach an agreement on purchasing a property, there are a few steps left before the transaction is final. First, there is the inspection....
What is a Florida Quiet Title Action?
A quiet title action is a formal court procedure for determining whether any open claims to title to real property are valid. Anyone who buys...
Tax Deeds and Quiet Title Actions
Title to property in Florida can be held in the following ways: Sole ownership. You can own the property in your name alone. Joint owners....
Pros and Cons of Digital Closings
Digital documentation makes many parts of life easier. Most Internet users use technology to pay bills online and get electronic receipts. Many workers are paid...
How a Real Estate Power of Attorney Can Be Used in a Real Estate Transaction?
A real estate power of attorney (POA) is a legal document. A POA gives one person the authority to act on behalf of another person...
What Is a 1031 Exchange and How Should It Be Handled?
The number “1031” refers to Section 1031 of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code. A 1031 exchange is a strategy, according to Realty Mogul, used by...