REAL ESTATE LAW
Selling or purchasing a home may be the single most important and expensive transaction of many people’s lives. It is a complex transaction; often involving multiple professionals, e.g. banks, real estate licensees, loan officers or mortgage brokers, insurance companies and even governmental units. Contract disputes, undisclosed liens, property defects, unpermitted repairs, or a seller or buyer’s refusal to cooperate are only a few of the problems that often develop during a real estate transaction. Short sales further complicate real estate transactions. To address the many mine fields in real estate transactions, federal and state real estate laws were developed which are similarly complex and present in every real estate transaction, requiring all of the parties involved to follow the rules precisely. Real estate transactions are therefore inherently law driven.
Consider this! It is true that in Florida a qualified real estate attorney is not required to be involved in most real estate transactions, but why would you want to spend such large sums of money without one? Most of us have heard the old proverb “penny wise is often pound foolish” and can relate it to some even in our past. Real estate transactions are no different! A qualified real estate lawyer represents only your interest and are trained to provide you with the independent legal advice and strategies you need during the course of a transaction. We undertake the work to make sure you realize the benefit of the real estate you worked so hard to buy or sell, often at no additional cost if we are doing the title closing.
Why hire a real estate attorney?
Only a real estate attorney is qualified to interpret contracts and advise you what a specific term may mean or the consequences of any strategy. Only a real estate attorney is qualified to prepare custom agreements that may be necessary for your situation. Only a real estate attorney is qualified to prepare and interpret leases and offer legal advise on leases. Only a real estate attorney is qualified to interpret the meaning of loan documents. Only a real estate attorney is qualified to give you legal advice in this law driven area.
Why hire us?
The lawyers and staff at William E. Hawkins, Jr., P.L. have over 40 years of real estate transaction and litigation experience to help individuals, families, and businesses with buying or selling residential and commercial property throughout the state of Florida. When you hire us as your real estate attorneys in Florida, you can rest assured that we put your interests first.
Consider this! It is true that in Florida a qualified real estate attorney is not required to be involved in most real estate transactions, but why would you want to spend such large sums of money without one? Most of us have heard the old proverb “penny wise is often pound foolish” and can relate it to some even in our past. Real estate transactions are no different! A qualified real estate lawyer represents only your interest and are trained to provide you with the independent legal advice and strategies you need during the course of a transaction. We undertake the work to make sure you realize the benefit of the real estate you worked so hard to buy or sell, often at no additional cost if we are doing the title closing.
Why hire a real estate attorney?
Only a real estate attorney is qualified to interpret contracts and advise you what a specific term may mean or the consequences of any strategy. Only a real estate attorney is qualified to prepare custom agreements that may be necessary for your situation. Only a real estate attorney is qualified to prepare and interpret leases and offer legal advise on leases. Only a real estate attorney is qualified to interpret the meaning of loan documents. Only a real estate attorney is qualified to give you legal advice in this law driven area.
Why hire us?
The lawyers and staff at William E. Hawkins, Jr., P.L. have over 40 years of real estate transaction and litigation experience to help individuals, families, and businesses with buying or selling residential and commercial property throughout the state of Florida. When you hire us as your real estate attorneys in Florida, you can rest assured that we put your interests first.