All Forum Posts by: Chris Horlacher
Chris Horlacher has started 1 posts and replied 31 times.
Post: Deed in his dead dads name???

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- Lakewood Ranch, FL
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Which state is this in?
Post: What's the worst that can happen if I pull out of this deal??

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- Lakewood Ranch, FL
- Posts 38
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I hope it works out for you.
Post: Forming a LLC - physical mailing address vs virtual office

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- Lakewood Ranch, FL
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@Travis Schmidt I am happy to charge you too! :-)
Post: Forming a LLC - physical mailing address vs virtual office

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- Lakewood Ranch, FL
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Post: Real estate attorney to transfer deed to LLC

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- Lakewood Ranch, FL
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I am happy to talk to you about it.
Post: Can I rent out my Seller-financed Home?

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- Lakewood Ranch, FL
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Assuming by seller financed you mean a deed transfer with seller taking back a note/mortgage (as opposed to a contract for deed), it would be out of the ordinary to have such a restriction. That being said, you or your attorney need to be sure that no such provision exists in the mortgage. If you are talking about a contract for deed, odd restraints and provisions are more likely. I would recommend that you talk to an attorney in your area to be sure you are aware of your rights and obligations.
Post: RE attorney in FL to draft lease agreement for LTR

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- Lakewood Ranch, FL
- Posts 38
- Votes 13
Aaron, I am an real estate attorney in Sarasota. Feel free to message me for recommendations on a property manager if your rental is in the area.
Post: Air Bnb in Destin or Bradenton FL

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- Lakewood Ranch, FL
- Posts 38
- Votes 13
Hi Matt,
I am located in Bradenton and happy to chat with you about it. Unsure of your price point, but Anna Maria Island is a great place to look. We have closed lots of properties out there that are short term rentals and they have pretty impressive rent histories. Happy to help you in any way I can.
Post: How can I validate a broker and realtor's license?

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- Lakewood Ranch, FL
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If you cannot figure it out just email me and I can assist.
Post: Florida: Property Deed

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- Lakewood Ranch, FL
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Your parents should speak to a lawyer and let the lawyer know the relevant facts and what it is that they are trying to accomplish with this transfer. Doing it right should not be very expensive and will likely save them/you money in the long run.
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