Law & the Land

When should an absent homeowner be concerned with adverse possession in Florida? You may have seen the news report that a Tampa Bay resident tried to take the law into her own hands by ejecting trespassers from her rental home. In…

If you were buying property in the State of Texas, the seller would have to tell you about any history of flooding. That is because Texas law requires full flooding disclosure during real estate sales. Florida law, however, does not…

South Florida has an array of stunning luxury properties. Here, there are multi-million-dollar residences that have been designed by today’s most celebrated architects. However, you can also find classic structures that have withstood the years without having lost their original…

When you think of a historic district, images of charming Victorians with ornate stain glass windows and wrap-around porches may come to mind. Imagine if you purchased a home that doesn’t remotely fit this description, only to later learn that…

The Palm Beaches are known for having incomparable luxury accommodations, temperate weather, outstanding ocean views, and first-class recreational offerings. This part of the Sunshine State has some of the best golfing and natural scenery in the world.  Here are just…

When it is done right, buying and selling Florida real estate can be a pleasant and even lucrative experience. When it is done wrong, however, it can have disastrous consequences. One of the best ways to help ensure the success…