REAL ESTATE
Real Estate Contracts/Forms
In the process of buying and selling real property, there are many instances where the parties need a more specific contract tailored to their specific needs. Such as seller financing contracts, deeds, mortgages, and much more. This is when a real estate attorney can assist and ensure things are done correctly.
In most commercial and residential real estate transactions, you sign a purchase and sales agreement. These contracts dictate the price of the property and all the other specific terms related to the transaction. You should never sign a real estate contract without carefully reading it and having an attorney review it. They are written to protect both parties and are often difficult to get out of once they are signed. If you do not clearly understand the terms involved and sign the contract anyway, you could find yourself in trouble down the road. In addition to the parties’ names, method of payment, down payment and/or good faith money, the contract may also have numerous “exceptions.” Whether you are a buyer or a seller, our firm can help you draft and review any purchase and sales related agreement that will be tailored to the parties tailored needs.
Buying & Selling with us
Our firm has a team of real estate agents powered by Empire Network Realty, who are ready to help you purchase or sell real estate. Whether you are a first time home buyer or a seasoned investor, they can help you acquire the property. If you need to sell your property, they will list it on the market for top dollar. You will have a team of agents representing you and you will have our law firm on stand-by for any situations that may arise, we are ready.
We truly are a "one-stop shop" for your real estate goals, by having an attorney on the real estate team, our clients feel protected throughout the whole process and know that things are being done correctly and there will not be any issues later down the line.
Other services our firm and real estate team offers:
- Property Management for long-term rental properties in Central Florida.
- New Construction & Custom Build.
- Vacant land acquisition.
- Foreclosure and Short Sales.
- Filing for county exemptions.
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Asset Protection
Once you have acquired real estate, it is crucial to understand the potential liabilities that may arise on a daily basis and the necessary steps to take to protect your assets and protect your legacy.
We live in a litigious society, we are subject to lawsuits whether or not there was wrondoing. If this is the landscape in which we live, why not position yourself in a way that (i) makes you less attractive of a candidate to sue and (ii) makes it more difficult for creditors to take what you’ve worked so hard to acquire even if they’re successful against you in court?
The point here is that thoughtful planning is key to successfully protecting your assets, and doing so now while you’re not involved with creditors is the time to get started.
