We are presumed TRANSACTION AGENTS in the State of Florida by Statute Section 475.278(2), Florida Statutes, sets forth the duties of a transaction broker. A transaction broker must deal honestly and fairly, account for all funds, use skill, care, and diligence and disclose latent defects. In addition, a transaction broker must present all offers and counteroffers in a timely manner, unless their customer has instructed otherwise in writing.  We recommend you use either:  Excl

Florida Realtors offers three residential sales contracts: 2 of them are Florida Realtors/Florida Bar (FR/Bar) Contracts, the ASIS FR/Bar and the standard FR/Bar. The 3rd is the CRSP which is not drawn up by the Florida BAR  and we generally do not use that one here in Brevard. The main difference between the two FR/Bar versions lies in the inspection and repair section of those contracts, primarily covered in paragraph 12. WE GENERALLY USE THE FR/BAR ASIS. Each of those type

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Do your (or your SELLER, LANDLORD OR BUYER’S) due diligence! We are hearing more and more that a buyer bought a house, the MLS said sewer and a year after the property is closed the buyer (owner) has now found out the home is on Septic.  Well, the buyer could contact an attorney but that doesn’t necessarily help them now that they own the home.  Even if the listing says sewer and you are pretty sure it is sewer, it is still worth a call to the municipality or water company to