Florida Commercial Real Estate And Land Use Law Blog
The Powers of a Receiver Appointed Over Condo Associations and HOAs
Whether due to economic hardships, mismanagement, unforeseen circumstances, or even fraud and breach of fiduciary duty, a condo or homeowners association may find itself in desperate need of help. Additionally, properties that have been neglected may also be running afoul … Read Full Post
Riparian Rights in Florida: The Right to a Waterfront View
In Florida, one of the most attractive and desirable features of waterfront property is the incredible view. Concerning waterfront property ownership, it can be difficult to distinguish where your private land rights cease, where your neighbor’s private land rights begin, … Read Full Post
Riparian Rights in Florida: Docking and Wharfing
Ownership of waterfront property is particularly desirable in Florida and often involves unique real property considerations. It is often difficult to distinguish where the private land rights cease and the sovereign land ownership begins. As a result, a subset of … Read Full Post
Five Ways for Commercial Landlords to Protect Themselves in Commercial Real Estate Leases
By: Charles B. Jimerson, Esq. and Alicia Battern
Outside of Florida’s codified landlord/tenant laws, there are several ways a landlord can protect itself when involved in a commercial real estate lease. This Blog post highlights some of the ways that commercial landlords may protect their personal and financial interests within commercial real estate lease. Read Full Post