Florida real estate law articles
A Surfside condo owner opens her association’s annual budget in early 2024 and sees a $78,000 special assessment next to...
Say you’re about to close on a waterfront condo in Aventura and the association estoppel letter shows a $47,000 special...
A $32.3 million special assessment. That’s what five Brickell Key condo associations sued Swire over in 2024, arguing the developer...
Florida has more homeowners’ associations than any other state. Chapter 720 of the Florida Statutes governs how these associations operate,...
Introduction You’re two days from closing on a house in Plantation and the title company calls. There’s a $22,000 mechanic’s...
A Coral Springs homeowner lists their house for $425,000, accepts an offer, signs the contract, and then three weeks later...
A buyer signs a contract on a Coral Springs townhouse on a Tuesday. The inspection period is 10 days. She...
Overview A condo listed at $320,000 in Deerfield Beach can look like a steal compared to Miami Beach waterfront units...
A buyer wires $380,000 for a Pembroke Pines home on Friday morning. The title company clears the seller’s mortgage and...
Say you’re buying a condo in Pompano Beach. You wire $25,000 as a deposit. The seller backs out three weeks...