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Can You Sell a Condo With a Special Assessment?
Special assessments are a reality in many South Florida condo communities, especially when buildings need major repairs, improvements, or reserve funding. For a seller, an assessment can raise an immediate question: will buyers still consider t...
Selling a Home With Solar Panels: What Sellers Need to Know
Solar panels can be a useful feature for a South Florida home, but they can also create extra questions when it is time to sell. Buyers may want to know who owns the system, whether there is a remaining balance, what the monthly payment is, and...
What Sellers Should Know About Selling a Tenant-Occupied Property
Selling a property with a tenant in place can be very different from selling an owner-occupied home. The lease, the tenant’s schedule, the buyer’s plans, and the timing of the sale can all affect how smoothly the transaction moves forward. ...
Can You Sell a South Florida Home With Open Permits or Unpermitted Work?
Open permits and unpermitted work can become an unexpected issue when a South Florida home goes under contract. A seller may have lived with an addition, remodeled bathroom, enclosed patio, new electrical work, or an old permit for years withou...
Why the Terms of an Offer Matter as Much as the Price
When sellers receive an offer, the first thing they usually look at is the price. That makes sense. The sale price affects the bottom line, and it is the number everyone notices first. But the highest number is not always the best offer. ...
What Sellers Should Know Before Accepting the Highest Offer
When sellers receive multiple offers, the highest number can feel like the obvious choice. After all, if one buyer is offering more than everyone else, it seems natural to assume that is the best offer on the table. But it is not always the ...
What Sellers Need to Know About Inspection Negotiations
Selling a home does not end when a seller accepts an offer. In many South Florida transactions, one of the most important parts of the process happens after the buyer completes the home inspection. But inspection negotiations are not the rig...
What Can Delay a Closing in South Florida Real Estate?
Accepting an offer is a major step, but it does not mean the sale is finished. In South Florida real estate, there are several moving parts between contract and closing, and any one of them can slow things down if it is not handled carefully. ...