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1. www.floridarealtors.org › news-media › news-articlesSo, Whose Sale Is It? Understanding 'Procuring Cause'

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   When listing brokers place an offer of compensation in the MLS and a competing broker procures a buyer to complete a successful real estate transaction, a contract is formed. Whether a specific broker is the procuring cause of a sale is determined on a case-by-case basis.

2. www.floridabar.org › the-florida-bar-journalFoundations of the Procuring Cause Doctrine – The Florida Bar

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   May 5, 2007 · The legal principle derived from decades of lawsuits filed by focused, betrodden real estate agents is the procuring cause doctrine. It applies in commercial and residential contexts, and even to brokered sales outside of real estate, such as sales of yachts.

3. www.ansbacher.net › blog › what-makes-a-real-estateWhat Makes a Real Estate Contract Valid in Florida?

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   May 23, 2024 · To delve deeper into what makes a real estate contract valid in Florida, we need to examine specific elements that are crucial for its validity. Here are some key components: Identification of the Parties: The contract must clearly identify the buyer and the seller.

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5. www.leg.state.fl.us › statutes › indexStatutes & Constitution :View Statutes : Online Sunshine

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   (1) The parties if they so intend can conclude a contract for sale even though the price is not settled. In such a case the price is a reasonable price at the time for delivery if:

6. kelleygrantlaw.com › faqs-about-the-floridaFAQs About the Florida Realtors “As Is” Contract: An Attorney ...

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   May 2, 2024 · The Florida Realtors As Is Contract is a standardized legal contract used in residential real estate transactions throughout Florida. It serves as a comprehensive agreement between a buyer and seller regarding the sale of property in its existing condition.

7. aboutfloridalaw.com › 2016/04/26 › 5-must-have5 Must-Have Prerequisites for A Valid Contract to Sell ...

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   Apr 26, 2016 · For those who are trying to go at it on their own, here are five prerequisites to having an enforceable real estate contract in the State of Florida. This is NOT a complete list, and within these 5 items not all nuances are discussed.

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   Can a real estate contract be enforceable in Florida?

   • Tip: An enforceable contract for the sale of real property in Florida doesn’t have to be on a single page or in just one document; a legal sales contract can consist of several written documents (addendum) and they can be countersigned and copies can be considered as originals. 3. Property Description

   5 Must-Have Prerequisites for A Valid Contract to Sell Residential Real

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   Does a real estate contract have to be considered in Florida?

   • Consideration Must Be Included Requiring that there be consideration for the sales contract in a residential real estate transaction is another mandatory term under Florida contract law. For any contract to be valid in Florida, “consideration” has to exist. What is “ consideration ” in a real estate deal?

   5 Must-Have Prerequisites for A Valid Contract to Sell Residential Real

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   What laws govern real estate transactions in Florida?

   • In Florida, real estate transactions are governed by both real estate and contract law (other laws and regulations can also apply, like those related to mold, lead-based paint, coastal control issues, etc.). As a result, transactions can quickly become complicated.

   5 Must-Have Prerequisites for A Valid Contract to Sell Residential Real

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   Do real estate sales contracts have a property description?

   • All sales contracts for residential real estate must have a legally sufficient property description as part of the agreement (property address and/or legal description). In fact, for a great many years, Florida courts have considered the description of the real estate being sold as one of the “most indispensable parts of an agreement to sell.”

   5 Must-Have Prerequisites for A Valid Contract to Sell Residential Real

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   What is a contractual duty of good faith in Florida?

   • The contractual duty of good faith remains of great significance in Florida. While the bases for the duty vary with whether the contract is subject to the Code, counsel for either party must consider the existence of the duty and take steps to ensure its factual development in discovery and at trial.

   Contractual Good Faith: Variations on the Theme of Expectations

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   Should a real estate transaction have a written contract?

   • As a result, transactions can quickly become complicated. Most Buyers and sellers know that all real estate transactions should have a written contract in place to establish the obligations of the parties and to protect the parties from issues like those mentioned above.

   5 Must-Have Prerequisites for A Valid Contract to Sell Residential Real

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9. www.floridabar.org › the-florida-bar-journalContractual Good Faith: Variations on the ... - The Florida Bar

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   With the adoption of the Uniform Commercial Code in 1965, however, the duty of good faith became explicit. F.S. §671.203 recites that “ [e]very contract or duty within this code imposes an obligation of good faith in its performance or enforcement.”.