Real Estate law in Florida is as unique and varied as the state itself.  Make sure you have the right attorney helping you navigate the complexities of Florida Real Estate law.  Whether you have a case concerning renters, nuisances, real estate purchases, condo/hoa agreements and disputes, or an insurance claim for your property, we're here to help!

Florida real estate law comprises a set of regulations and statutes governing property transactions within the state. Key aspects include property rights, landlord/tenant agreements, land use and zoning, sales contracts, and the creation and enforcement of mortgages.  Florida boasts a large number of condominiums, rental properties, and multifamily units.  These all operate under specific state statutes, as well as individual contracts through the entities bylaws and operation agreements.  

Florida also boasts a robust homestead exemption law, designed to protect a certain amount of a homeowner's primary residence from creditors.  With the large amount of rental properties in the Sunshine State, the laws concerning the rights and responsibilities of landlords and tenants have been well litigated.  

Given the state's vibrant real estate market, understanding Florida's Real Estate laws is crucial for real estate professionals, investors, and homeowners alike.