by Larry Tolchinsky | Closings, FAQs, Real Estate
According to Florida case law as of the date of this article, a breach of a real estate contract can give rise to a specific performance claim (compelling the seller to sell or the buyer to buy) or a damages claim. The contract should be reviewed to determine which... by Larry Tolchinsky | Condos and Townhouses, Florida Condominium Law, Florida Law, Florida Real Estate, Real Estate, Real Estate Title
In Florida, real estate transactions are governed by both real estate and contract law (other laws and regulations can also apply, like those related to mold, lead-based paint, coastal control issues, etc.). As a result, transactions can quickly become complicated.... by Larry Tolchinsky | FAQs, Florida Real Estate, Partition, Real Estate
Last Update: 3/3/22 A partition is provided only for those who have joint interests such as joint tenants, tenants in common, or joint-heirs. Additionally, only those in possession, or having the right to immediate possession, are entitled to partition. Thus,... by Larry Tolchinsky | FAQs, Partition, Real Estate
Last Update: 5/21/18 Can A Life Tenant Deed An Interest To A Remainderman Allowing For A Partition Of The Real Estate? According to Florida case law as of the date of this article, yes, a partition is provided only for those who have joint interests such as joint... by Larry Tolchinsky | Florida Real Estate, Real Estate
Usually, the main parties to a residential real estate transaction are the seller and the party to whom the seller chooses to sell, otherwise known as the buyer. However, there are times when a third party becomes an indispensable party to a real estate transaction. ...
