@Chris Virgil-Stone @Ndy Onyido @Larry T.

by Larry Tolchinsky | Closings, Florida Law, Florida Real Estate, Real Estate Title | 1 commentIn Florida, the closing process normally begins with a written sales contract where a seller commits to sell his or her home and a buyer commits to buying the property.

Hello BP,I am reading "Investing in Duplexes, Triplexes, and Quads" by Larry Loftis and came across the concept of partnering up with a "Buyer-Broker." 

@Larry BowersI believe your attorney is correct - tenant had a contract with the prior owner and the foreclosure removed them from property and all interests.

@Frankie Paterno Is Larry your BA?

Thank you Larry. 

Thanks for sharing @Larry Fried.  

Larry LevinI'll message you his info  

thanks. larry t. i checked with my attorney this last monday. he said i certainly could cancel the contract if i wanted to, but he seemed " pissed" that i would even mention it. within the contract it states that the buyer must bring to my attention any changes in his financing and such. he has never done this, i had to hear of it thru a friend of mine who is kind of wrapped up in this thru my agent. he is a broker and works with my agent. i have never heard anything from their attorney and my attorney never speaks to me unless i call him. i don;t mind selling the place to this guy, i just think he is stalling for some reason. i had other people who were interested in the place before this guy made an offer. i could sell it again in a heartbeat if i relisted it. i just want this thing closed on so i can move on

I've taught at George Mason, the University of Maryland and Florida Tech and I am looking forward to sharing whatever knowledge I have with folks here - so I am extremely open to any suggestions on getting involved.Matthew and Larry - thanks for the warm welcome.