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Tenant Rights and Landlord Obligations in Rental Properties

Posted on : June 5, 2023
Renting a property involves a legal relationship between tenants and landlords, where both parties have specific rights and obligations. Understanding these rights and obligations is essential to foster a harmonious and legally compliant rental experience. In this blog post, Hughes Real Estate Law will discuss tenant rights and landlord obligations in rental properties, providing actionable [Read More]

Considerations for Buying or Selling Commercial Real Estate

Posted on : June 5, 2023
When it comes to buying or selling commercial real estate, there are several legal considerations that can significantly impact the success of the transaction. Understanding and addressing these considerations is crucial to protect your interests and ensure a smooth and legally sound process. In this blog post, Hughes Real Estate Law will discuss the top [Read More]

Can Renters Withhold Rent If There’s Mold In Their Unit?

Posted on : May 12, 2023
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Mold is a common problem for landlords and renters in Florida’s hot, humid conditions. Unfortunately, it can also cause serious health problems for tenants. If a tenant finds mold in their home, they may be able to withhold rent, but only under certain terms. Here’s what you should know and how to protect your rental [Read More]

Rental Property Owners Sue Marco Island For Changes To Short-Term Rental Rules

Posted on : April 10, 2023
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Marco Island, Florida is now in the hot seat after a lawsuit was filed by the Florida Association of Realtors. The suit claims that the island’s new short-term rental ordinance unfairly targets vacation rental property owners, but the island maintains the new regulations only aim to reduce noise and tourist congestion around residential homes. Below, [Read More]

What Do I Do If My Condo Developer Goes Bankrupt?

Posted on : March 27, 2023
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Purchasing property that hasn’t been built yet is risky. If the building developer declares bankruptcy before completing the project, this could be a problem. Here’s how to protect your investment. Read Your Building Contract First, check the terms of your building contract. It should say what happens if your developer cancels the project. In most [Read More]

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