Category Archives: Real Estate Litigation
Can My Real Estate Broker Sue Me If I Reject an Offer on My House?
Many South Florida homeowners use real estate brokers when selling their property. This typically involves the homeowner signing a listing agreement with the broker. This agreement authorizes the broker to legally represent the seller. It will also spell out any terms or conditions the parties agreed to, such as the broker’s commission rate if… Read More »
What Notice Must a Florida Condo Association Give Before Foreclosing on a Unit Owner?
Owning a condo in Florida means paying periodic fees to the condominium association for the maintenance of essential utilities, common areas, and amenities. If a unit owner fails to pay these fees, they are in breach of the condominium association’s bylaws, which is a binding legal contract between the association and the owner. And… Read More »
