Real Property – Leases / Deeds / Affidavits / Mortgages / Liens / Land Trusts
Real Property Law… refers to the laws controlling the ownership or use of land in Florida including the right to own, possess, use, and enjoy land.
Commercial and Residential Lease Agreements and Notices
A lease of real property governs the rights of the landlord and the tenant. A carefully drafted lease goes a long way towards clarifying party's rights and resolving disputes. Compliance with the terms of a lease may require the service of timely written notice. Whether you’re a lessor of a commercial space or an established property owner, we can assist with the lease-preparation process and address provisions intended to protect your property and financial interests.
Deed Preparation and Review Services
There are different kinds of deeds for different kinds of real property transfers. We can provide legal advice about different kinds of deeds depending on your specific circumstances. We can assist with drafting a Warranty Deed, Quitclaim Deed, Enhanced Life Estate Deed, Trustees Deed, Personal Representative’s Deed.
Mortgages and Security Agreements (Chattel Mortgages)
A mortgage loan that is secured by land or real property. Business owners seeking to purchase land or buildings may seek mortgages from other businesses, companies, entities, or investors. A mortgage can also secure the payment of a loan with personal property such as a piece of construction equipment.
Construction Liens, Bonds and Possessory Liens
Construction liens are effective tools for obtaining payment for improvement of property. These tools require compliance with a strict procedure. If you’re a contractor, subcontractor, materialman, developer or property owner in Florida, you will likely be involved in a construction lien dispute at some point in time. Whether you are seeking payment or evaluating and contesting a construction lien, legal advice may help you understand your rights and available options.
Land Trusts
A Land Trust can be useful for owning, transferring and managing real property. One advantage of a Florida Land Trusts is that the beneficiaries remain private subject to court order. Land trusts can also affect spousal claims, financing and probate.
This website is designed for general information only. The information presented should not be construed to be formal legal advice. Please contact our office with questions about your legal issue providing as much information as possible regarding your inquiry. While this contact does not serve to establish an attorney/client relationship, it will allow us to begin to assess representation.