What is a “cash deal” in a residential real estate transaction? Many people think the definition requires the Buyer to pay cash in order to close the transaction. Because of […]
Gibbons Neuman is proud to announce that Jonathan S. Gilbert has been selected as one of Tampa Bay’s Best Lawyers in real estate law by Best Lawyers magazine. Mr. Gilbert […]
Buyer closes on a home purchase in December. The prior owners held title for thirty years and occupied the property as their homestead. Tax pro-rations are based on last year’s […]
In light of the Covid-19 pandemic, does the Force Majeure clause allow a Seller or Buyer to back out of a Florida residential real property contract? Whether you are […]
How do I settle my dispute regarding jointly owned real property? Often, two or more persons will buy a piece of investment property with high hopes of collecting rent, paying […]
Is it important to understand your contract in connection with your residential real estate purchase? Consider the case of Florida Investment Group v. Lafont, 271 So. 3d 1 (Fla. 4DCA […]
Over seven (7) years ago, I installed a fence that is on a portion of my neighbor’s yard. Is it now my property? We have been asked this and […]
Gibbons | Neuman is pleased to announce that partner and firm President, Rod B. Neuman, was selected as a Top-rated Real Estate Attorney to the 2019 Florida Super Lawyers®, part […]
Gibbons | Neuman Attorney/Mediator Rod Neuman presented to a group of eager, inquisitive real estate agents at Keller Williams Grand Central on the subject of mediation. The topic is very […]
Be careful! In all likelihood, under both scenarios, you will be responsible for paying all charges (assessments, interest, and attorneys’ fees) that were incurred and owed by the prior owner. […]