Yolanda Cash Jackson helped to host a successful fundraiser for Andrew Gillum’s gubernatorial campaign this week in our Miami office. Pictured left to right: Yolanda Cash Jackson, Tony Brunson, Mayor Andrew Gillum, Marilyn Holifield, Willie Logan. Read the full article here.
Unlike when you buy or sell real estate, which is essentially like a brief courtship with the other side before moving on, a commercial lease is more like a marriage. In most instances, you will be “together” at least 5 years, and in many cases, 10 to 20 years. Over […]
Prior to July, 2018, if a newly married individual wanted to add their spouse to the title of his or her home, the individual would need to sign and record a deed granting title from the individual to the married couple. Recording that deed requires the payment of a documentary […]
Property owners have often found that improving their property to make them more energy efficient or wind resistant is expensive. However, our legislators authorized Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) programs to help homeowners finance the cost of those home improvements. PACE programs are specifically designed to assist both residential and commercial property […]
Do you live in a community that is planning repairs or improvements? You may not be aware, but it is often the case that in order to legally proceed you must obtain local government approval through the Planning & Zoning Board or City Commission. Whether you live in a single […]
