Legal News Archive

Under SB 264, property owned by foreign principals used for “bona fide agricultural purposes” must be registered, and it can now be done online.

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Tracy Kasper calls the ruling “disappointing, (but) just one chapter in a longer legal process.” She answers some key questions, including: How does this affect my business?

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The Florida Department of Agriculture proposed wording is an ownership-reporting rule if residents of select foreign countries already own or inherit land in Fla.

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The Florida Real Estate Commission has proposed wording for a new rule that includes affidavit forms that buyers must sign at closing.

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If a seller’s home has solar panels, they should research how those panels could impact their transaction before going under contract.

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Forged deeds, driver’s licenses, titles, etc., continue to grow as real estate-theft scams, in part because the tactic often works and, when it does, nets a criminal hundreds or thousands of dollars in fake real estate sales. They even have a name now: Title Pirates.

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In a nutshell: Unless a contract states that a copy of an escrow deposit must be sent to the seller, a buyer or their agent has no legal obligation to do so.

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