Tag: Real Property

Listing Agreements in Florida: Seller Beware

In a world brimming with contracts and fine print, we have all grown accustomed to simply checking the box or signing on the dotted line. While such practice may be of no consequence in certain circumstances, that is certainly not always the case. For example, those who sign a listing agreement with a broker for […]

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New Requirements Regarding Witness Signatures When Recording Deeds in Florida

Another positive step in preventing property fraud in Florida will be implemented in the new year when enhanced requirements for recording property deeds will go into effect. Currently, deeds require two witness signatures to be recorded, with the name of each witness to be legibly printed, typewritten, or stamped immediately below the signature. However, beginning […]

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MRTA and HOAs – Are You at Risk?

Homeowner’s associations have become more and more prevalent in Florida over the years. For those that have existed for quite some time, there is a real risk of being unable to collect HOA dues or enforce their covenants and restrictions. So, what may cause this risk, you ask? That would be the Florida Marketable Record […]

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