Commercial Real Estate Law Blog

Does the Seller of Florida Real Estate Need a Lawyer?

Thursday, April 2, 2009 by James W. Martin

Anyone who sells real estate in Florida should consider engaging a lawyer to watch for pitfalls.

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Topic: Commercial Real Estate

Be Careful Using Form Real Estate Contracts

Thursday, April 2, 2009 by James W. Martin

Form contracts for sale of real estate may need to be modified before use.... Read More
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Topic: Commercial Real Estate

Mortgage Foreclosure : The Process in Florida

Thursday, April 2, 2009 by James W. Martin

Mortgage foreclosure in Florida is a court process that follows strict rules of procedure.

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Topic: Commercial Real Estate

Cure clause not a cure all

Tuesday, May 8, 2007 by Mark B. Kleinfeld

The opinion in Nacoochee Corp. v. Pickett, decided by a Florida appeals court and available at opinions.1dca.org/written/opinions2006/12-6-06/05-3675.pdf, includes an interesting interplay between a deposit clause in a land sale contract and a notice of default and cure clause. The contract at issued included a cure period provision would seem for defaults under the contract. In this case, the court held that the failure to make a required deposit on time was not subject to cure.... Read More

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Topic: Commercial Real Estate
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