A real estate transaction is a legally binding contract. While anyone can sign a contract without an attorney, you want to protect yourself by using someone who is intimately familiar with all the details and fine print that is often included in a real estate contract.

The Orlando Law Group has several real estate attorneys who have experience working with clients on their real estate transactions.

If you are looking at purchasing any real estate, it would be good to hire an attorney to represent your interests as soon as possible. While most of the work by the attorney will be done after you find the best properties for your needs, having an experienced real estate attorney on your team can help you avoid issues that could affect the closing or the value of the property in the future.

A real estate attorney protects your interests in a real estate closing. Our real estate attorneys will review all of the contracts to make sure there are no issues that would affect the closing. It’s key to have someone representing your interests during the closing who is there solely on your behalf.

You do not need a real estate attorney to get your real estate license. Here’s a link to the Florida Realtors’ website giving the steps you need to take.

We work with homeowners in foreclosure lawsuits on a regular basis, but nearly every case is different and we would need to review the specifics of your case to answer this question. But there is hope. We have worked with many people who have stayed in their home after a foreclosure lawsuit. The key is to start working with an attorney as soon as possible.

Yes, we can help with an eviction. It is a legal procedure that requires very specific steps as outlined by Florida statutes. In many cases, an eviction includes a court hearing in front of a judge. Like most issues, every case is different, so please reach out to us if you are facing an eviction – the earlier the better.

With all the issues in the rental markets in Central Florida, having a real estate attorney is key when you go to sign a lease. The contracts presented in a rental agreement are highly favorable to the owner of the property, not you. Having one of our experienced real estate attorneys review your contracts and make sure you are informed of your rights could be vital in the future if there are issues.

The Orlando Law Group is positioned to help both individuals and companies who are involved in real estate transactions. We believe this experience can help either side as we understand the issues and concerns of all parties in a real estate transaction.

In many cases, there are plenty of opportunities to sue your landlord if they are not following Florida statutes or the lease agreements. As experienced real estate attorneys, we can review the unique situation you are in and determine the best approach to bring you the results you are looking to accomplish.

Florida statutes are very clear as to what the rights of both the landlord and the tenant. Frankly, it is fairly extensive. Here’s a link to the statutes dealing with renters and a link to a write-up by the Florida Bar. However, dealing with these issues can be complicated and we’re here for you to ensure your rights as a tenant are being properly handled.

There are many ways to invest in real estate. In fact, investing in real estate can be a great thing to include in your estate planning – using trusts and other legal mechanisms to protect you and your businesses. If you are thinking about investing in real estate, you should reach out to us as soon as possible.

Wholesaling involves an investor entering into a contract with a homeowner for the purchase of their home, then he or she markets that property to other potential buyers. Once a new buyer is found, the investor will either double close on the property or assign their rights under the contract to the new back-end buyer. We have an entire blog post devoted to wholesaling real estate found here.