Real Estate
Real Estate Law in Tampa, FL
Although Florida law does not require purchasers of real property to use an attorney, having an attorney to review binding documents and the history of the property can save you time and money.
To prepare your property for closing, title agents (who are often uneducated and quickly trained) review the history on your property to ensure that all liens have been cleared and that you take a free and clear title. In many instances, these agents overlook material problems that can cost the buyer thousands of dollars down the road.
For a low cost, I can review those documents and give you legal assurance that the property will be yours free and clear.
To prepare your property for closing, title agents (who are often uneducated and quickly trained) review the history on your property to ensure that all liens have been cleared and that you take a free and clear title. In many instances, these agents overlook material problems that can cost the buyer thousands of dollars down the road.
For a low cost, I can review those documents and give you legal assurance that the property will be yours free and clear.
