Industrial (commercial) real estate transaction: due diligence
Having been involved in multiple buyer representations relative to commercial properties, I can conclusively tell you that 14 days is not ample...
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Real estate Lawyer at New Port Richey, FL
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Having been involved in multiple buyer representations relative to commercial properties, I can conclusively tell you that 14 days is not ample...
Assuming you were tenants in the property during the foreclosure, as opposed to the owners, the Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act could provide...
The specific statute you are referencing is Fla. Stat. 720.3085(2)(c), which provides, in pertinent part, that the foreclosing lender (or its...
I agree with Attorney Deason's exhaustive answer. To answer your questions in order: 1) The money is secure in an attorney's trust account. As...
You will not be liable for this debt, as you never signed the mortgage or note, presumably. However, your husband may be liable on the debt. You...
I agree with previous counsels' well stated answers. I would like to add that, while you have inherited title to the property, presumably (assuming...
You are both still obligated financially on the lease, even if she does sign a document assuming responsibility, unless that document is ratified...
This is a classic case of a seller potentially withholding material, latent defects regarding the property that materially affect the value of the...
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To add to Attorney Deason's well articulated response, there are two types of adverse possession in Florida: one is with color of title, and the...
There are a few missing pieces of the puzzle of this fact pattern. First, it's difficult to tell whether your landlord actually sued you and...