Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Florida

Re: How to sell a (vacant lot) property

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The Buyer's attorney may offer to prepare documents for you for a fee but will not represent you in the transaction. I strongly recommend that you retain your own attorney so that your interests are fully protected.

All you need to provide is a copy of: 1. the contract; 2. your deed; 3. your owner's title insurance policy; and information regarding your mortgage (if any) and any type of owner's association if it applies. You should cooperate with your attorney in supplying any additional information deemed necessary as the closing progresses.

Scott R. Jay, Esq., 305-249-8000

Re: How to sell a (vacant lot) property

The buyer's counsel does not represent you. You should retain an attorney who will represent you. Paperwork does not get exchanged till closing. If you need assistance feel free to give me a call 305-534-4757 or at [email protected]