Buying in Florida

As we go over a sample Florida lease agreement, you'll see that it's more of a "fill-in-the-blank" form vs a customized contract.

The Florida Lease Agreement Explained

By Sonja Gosine, Spokesperson at Hauseit® / June 10, 2021

The Florida lease agreement is often a standardized contract that's more of a "fill-in-the-blank" form vs a customized contract like you might see in New York. For example, the sample Florida lease agreement we've included below is used by most [...]

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A Contract to Lease in Florida is essentially a contractual offer on a rental listing, whereby the tenant puts down a deposit to reserve it.

What Is a Contract to Lease in Florida?

By Sonja Gosine, Spokesperson at Hauseit® / June 9, 2021

The Contract to Lease in Florida is essentially a contractually binding offer form used for rental transactions. The tenant agrees on general lease terms with the landlord, often puts up a deposit (i.e. 1 month's rent), and signs a binding

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The Florida condo governance form must be presented to any buyer in-contract to purchase a condo in the State of Florida, along with other important documents.

What Is the Florida Condo Governance Form?

By Sonja Gosine, Spokesperson at Hauseit® / May 14, 2021

The Florida Condo Governance Form is meant to be an "informal educational overview of condominium governance," provided by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation. Even though it can be overruled in the event of a conflict with a

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A condominium estoppel letter is a critical pre-closing document buyers need to receive which verifies not only actual monthly charges but also that the seller doesn't owe the condo association any money.

What Is a Condominium Estoppel Letter?

By Sonja Gosine, Spokesperson at Hauseit® / May 3, 2021

A condominium estoppel letter is just a fancy term for a questionnaire that the closing attorney sends to the condo association to verify the amount of the common charges and any special assessments that the condo unit being purchased is

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