Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Florida

Re: Condo Purchase

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I am not totally sure that I understand the fact pattern - specifically whether or not you have already closed on your purchase. If you have, you can do anything you want with your unit unless there is some legal action that would otherwise govern the same. If not, generally, you cannot resell until you close on your purchase. Based on this mess, you might be able to negotiate some resolution as you suggested with the holding company.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.