Aronson & Hansen, PLLC

07/22/2022

Great TGIF Pop Up Breakfast this morning with Realtor Deborah Steiner! ☕️🥯

Thank you to all who came out this morning. To those who couldn’t make it, we hope you’ll join us next month.

In the meantime, we’re here for all of your real estate law needs and we hope you have a wonderful weekend!

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06/30/2022

WE’RE MOVING! 📍

Effective tomorrow, Friday, July 1, we will have a new downtown Fort Lauderdale office location!

Our new space is located at 300 Las Olas Place in the heart of the Financial District, within minutes of I-95 and walking distance from the Broward County and Federal Courthouses.

We look forward to assisting you with all of your real estate needs at our new office!

Aronson & Hansen PLLC
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06/06/2022

In today's competitive real estate market, waiving contingencies can be the difference between winning and losing in a multi-offer situation. However, waiving the appraisal contingency can be risky. When you work with an experienced real estate attorney, you'll have the confidence to make an educated decision and avoid any surprises later on.

What happens when “Buyers waive appraisal contingency” is added into the sales contract? For a lot of Legal Hotline callers, the provision doesn’t do what they think.

04/26/2022

The party who pays the owner’s title insurance policy premium in Florida varies by county.

Of the 67 counties in the state, 44 counties are seller-pay counties and 22 are buyer-pay counties. However, even in a traditional seller-pay or buyer-pay county, payment of the title insurance premium can always be negotiated between the parties.

When hiring an attorney to draft or negotiate your real estate contract, it’s crucial that he or she is familiar with the customs in the county in which the property is located.

Our firm proudly serves all 67 counties in Florida. Give us a call today to see how we can help you!

Aronson & Hansen PLLC
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04/20/2022

Only a small percentage of your total closing costs are for title insurance protection. Your title insurance premium may actually amount to less than 1% of the purchase price and less than 10% of your total closing costs.

The premium for title insurance is paid only once, at closing; but the protection is “to the grave and beyond,” meaning it continues even after you or your heirs sell the property.

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04/18/2022

This week, we’ll be answering the most FAQ we get about title insurance. 💬
What does title insurance cover?

Title insurance offers protection against claims resulting from defects in title to property. For example, a person might claim to have a deed or lease giving them ownership or right to possess your property. Another person could claim to hold an easement giving them a right of access across your land. Yet another person may claim that they have a lien on your property securing the repayment of a debt. Whether it’s an empty lot or a 50-story office tower, title insurance covers all types of real property!

Aronson & Hansen PLLC
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04/13/2022

In this do-it-yourself era, many of us think that we can just look something up online or simply “wing it” and it will all work out fine. When it comes to selling or buying real estate, big dollars are at stake. Trying to handle a transaction on your own may not be in your best interest. Involving a skilled real estate attorney will help you get the deal done. Call and speak to one of our attorneys today!

Who Needs a Real Estate Attorney? You do when…You want help negotiating a better deal. We’re here to help.

02/24/2022

Purchasing a home can be one of the most exciting experiences in life and making sure your investment is protected should be top of mind. A question that we get asked a lot is, "What is the difference between homeowners insurance and title insurance? And why do I need both?"

The short answer is that homeowners insurance protects you from what might happen, while title insurance protects you from things that may have already happened but are unknown or hidden. With title insurance, you can protect yourself from financial loss and related legal expenses in the event there is a defect in title to your property.

Call us today with any of your title insurance questions!

Title insurance protects your ownership of the property while Homeowners insurance covers loss or damage to your home or other structures on your property, personal property kept in your home, and liability for accidents that occur on your property. Questions? Ask us!

02/14/2022

As February is the month of “love,” we want to celebrate all of the wonderful clients we serve. We value our relationships at all times of the year, and today we want to tell you that we love what we do because of you.

Happy Valentine’s Day from Us to You!
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01/31/2022

We are here to help with your commercial lease agreements!

Leases on commercial properties are an entirely different animal than those used for residential real estate. Learn about the four main lease structures and the ins and outs of the most commonly used among commercial real estate landlords and tenants: the triple net lease.

01/25/2022

Are you ready to put your house on the market or sell your commercial property? Before you accept an offer, contact us for advice!

Are you signing something you shouldn’t? Know what is legally required and what is not. Contact us for help.

01/19/2022

Florida realtors, brokers, investors, and lenders: let's discuss how we can help make 2022 your most successful year!

You work hard to deliver the best deal possible to your buyers and sellers. Why not work with a real estate attorney to ensure successful, legally sound transactions so you can close more deals! Let’s discuss how we can work together.