For Florida condos, who can be designated as an approved voter by a unit owned by a corporation or LLC?

If they own or are the representative of one or more entities which own more that one unit then the answer is yes.

Mortage is in my name and our home in my name. I want to make sure that if i die my husband gets the house. how do I do that?

You can transfer title now by deed to the two of you as husband and wife. As now titled on your death your husband would get a life estate and the...

You should send the notice by mail, or hand delivery OR as specified in your lease agreement. Although not typically required I would send by...

Florida State Real Estate Agreement

Contracts only become come contracts when accepted (signed) and delivered. Many contracts specify the time available for the second party to...

We had new roof put on our home,when finished the color is different than the sample that we chose from,what are our options?

The first thing to do is to read over the "proposal" again. Often, despite the title, the document once signed by you becomes a binding contract. ...

Typically yes. Florida law provides that the landlord is responsible for extermination of rats, mice, roaches, ants, wood-destroying organisms,...

Does a multiple owner in a condo in south florida have a voting right for each unit he or she owns in annual meetings

Typically yes. Your voting rights for distinct condominium units should be cumulative.The Declaration of your condominium will describe the...

Who gets to use an easement on my property?

Your questions can be answered only by first reviewing the applicable agreement, or determining that there is no agreement. Easements can be...

My rental on forclosure and landlord and broker did not tell me when I sign a lease, can I take them to the court for that?

Every lease has an explicit or implied right of "quiet enjoyment." What this means is that, except for matters specified in your lease, you have...

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Was evicted legally and can't get my stuff - what do I do?

If the eviction was proper, then typically the Landlord will put your items onto the street and will not have any further obligation. If, however,...