Let’s start with the basics. If you’ve inherited property in Florida, it didn’t just magically become yours with no strings attached. What happens next depends on whether the person left a will or not. If they had a will, the property will likely go through probate, where the court oversees how things get distributed. If they did not, Florida’ ...

It’s a dilemma that many landlords eventually face: do you list your rental while it’s still occupied, or wait until the place is vacant? Keeping tenants in place means you’re still collecting rent, but it can also mean fewer interested buyers and more hoops to jump through. The Main Pros and Cons of Selling with Tenants In Place Pros: You’ ...

Thanks to mail-away closings, you don’t have to hop on a plane or rearrange your schedule just to sign paperwork if you're not able to be on location. In this scenario, the closing documents come to you. What is a Mail-Away Closing? A mail-away closing is exactly what it sounds like: instead of signing the closing documents in person at the title ...

The Challenges of Selling a Rental Property Fast Selling a rental property quickly comes with unique challenges, especially if it’s occupied by tenants. Unlike selling a primary residence, rental properties involve lease agreements, tenant rights, and potential buyers who may have different expectations. Timing plays a crucial role. The state ...