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Closing Attorney for Fisher Island Property

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Luxury Real Estate Requires Elite Legal Protection Fisher Island isn’t just an address — it’s an experience reserved for the ultra-wealthy. With no bridge access and a median property value that rivals the most elite zip codes in the world, Fisher Island properties demand a level of legal precision that matches their price tag. If… Read more »

Commercial Leases: Why an Experienced Real Estate Attorney is Your Best Asset

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By Jacqueline Salcines, Esq. In the world of commercial real estate, leases are rarely “standard.” Each one is a binding legal contract, uniquely negotiated, often favoring the landlord — and carrying long-term consequences for your business or investment. Whether you’re a landlord leasing space in Coral Gables or a tenant expanding to Brickell or Wynwood,… Read more »

Dealing with Difficult Tenants in Florida: Your Rights, Remedies, and Legal Options

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By Jacqueline Salcines, Esq. As a landlord in Florida, managing investment property should be a path to financial freedom — not a constant source of stress. But when tenants become difficult, non-compliant, or outright combative, it’s important to know where your legal boundaries lie and how to enforce your rights quickly and effectively. At Salcines… Read more »

Do Florida Sellers Have to Disclose Everything? The Truth About Seller Disclosure Forms in South Florida

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By Jacqueline Salcines, Esq. If you’re preparing to sell real estate in South Florida, you may have heard of the “Seller Disclosure Form” — a document that outlines known material defects in a property. But here’s what many sellers don’t realize: Florida law does not require a standardized, written disclosure form. That’s right. Unlike states… Read more »

New First-Time Homebuyer Benefits Under Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill

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By Jacqueline Salcines, Esq. In mid-2025, the Trump administration succeeded in passing the so-called “Big Beautiful Bill” — a sweeping budget package that, while not introducing a traditional first-time homebuyer credit, includes several tax and mortgage provisions designed to benefit new buyers and stimulate housing affordability. Here’s what first-time homebuyers need to know — and… Read more »

Florida Eliminates Sales Tax on Commercial Rent: What Buyers, Landlords, and Tenants Need to Know

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By Attorney Jacqueline Salcines In a major win for the real estate and business community, Florida has officially eliminated the state sales tax on commercial leases, effective October 1, 2024. This historic change will drastically reduce operating costs for businesses and reshape how commercial real estate is negotiated and structured across Miami and beyond. As… Read more »

Florida Real Estate Lawyer for Canadian Buyers

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Cross-Border Real Estate. Local Expertise. Trusted Results. Florida remains a top destination for Canadian buyers seeking vacation homes, rental properties, or long-term investments. But buying real estate in the U.S. as a Canadian citizen comes with legal, tax, and cross-border considerations that require skilled, strategic guidance. I’m Attorney Jacqueline Salcines, a South Florida real estate… Read more »

Unlocking Florida’s New Buyer Incentives: Hometown Heroes & More

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By Jacqueline Salcines, Esq. In today’s competitive housing market, first-time buyers and essential workers often struggle to break into homeownership — especially in South Florida, where prices continue to climb. But Florida is stepping in with real help. The newly expanded Hometown Heroes Housing Program, along with other buyer assistance initiatives, offers real financial support… Read more »

How Can We Support You as a Realtor?

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By Jacqueline Salcines, Esq. – Real Estate Attorney & Accountant In the fast-moving world of real estate, every closing is a reflection of your reputation — and your client’s future. Whether you’re a Florida-based Realtor or referring business from out of state, the attorney you partner with can mean the difference between chaos and clarity…. Read more »