by wesmartin | Jul 30, 2025 | Articles, Real Estate Law
Addendums in Florida real estate contracts can carry major legal consequences if not properly understood. These documents modify existing agreements, often adding terms related to inspections, financing, or repairs. Buyers and sellers should treat them with the same...
by kelleyandgrantlaw | Jul 14, 2025 | Federal Programs, Real Estate Law, Rental Property
The recently passed Big Beautiful Bill has made a major change that real estate investors will love – 100% bonus depreciation is back. This means that eligible investors can now write off the entire cost of certain improvements or components of real estate in...
by kelleyandgrantlaw | Feb 26, 2025 | Articles, HOA, Real Estate Law
The Florida legislature is considering a new law that would apply universal Kaufman language to all Florida condos and HOAs. Some boards and association practitioners have said this is great news to provide clarity on an otherwise confusing topic. Others say it would...
by kelleyandgrantlaw | Feb 18, 2025 | Civil Court, Real Estate Law
On January 1, 2025, significant changes to the Florida Rules of Civil Procedure took effect, reshaping how civil cases are managed, litigated, and resolved. These changes, introduced by the Florida Supreme Court, aim to streamline case management, reduce costs, and...
by kelleyandgrantlaw | Jun 6, 2024 | New Homes, Real Estate Law, Sales Process:, Title and Closing, Title Insurance
Quick Answers Is it legal: Yes. Florida does not require a real estate agent to sell your own home. You do need a written contract, the disclosures Florida law requires, and a qualified closing agent. The contract: Most Florida home sales use the AS IS Florida...
by kelleyandgrantlaw | May 2, 2024 | Mortgages:, New Homes, Real Estate Law
Quick Answers What it is: The Florida Realtors/Florida Bar AS IS Residential Contract for Sale and Purchase, written jointly by Florida Realtors and The Florida Bar and used in a large share of Florida home sales.Is it required: No. It is the most common form, but...
