Florida  |  Real Estate Law

question bubble
10/22/09, 10:53 am

Legal Question

A homestead property was left to a trust in Florida. The person in charge of the trust is also in charge of getting the property sold so the proceeds may be distributed as indicated by the trust. This same person now wants to make an offer to buy the property. Can he legally do this?


Search Past Answers:
  Advanced Search

Related Questions and Answers

► Do you have to carry homeowners insurance in FL. We own a condo and were told that...

► I am buying a house and the owner is financing it. He is 75 and he and his late wife...

► Does a current landlord have the right disclose wether you as a tenant had a...

► My sons father, my ex gave my son a care and it was put into my name, my son has...

► My sons father, my ex gave my son a care and it was put into my name, my son has...

► My older brother lives in Florida by himself and has become mentally incompetent to...

► I own a condo run by an association. Can they raise my maintenance fee to compensate...

More Real Estate and Real Property questions and answers in Florida
Bill of Sale Living Will
Contracts Notices
Divorce Power of Attorney
Show More
Search

View Complete List ▼

Top Areas of Law

Administrative Law Family Law
Bankruptcy Law Family Medical Leave...
Child Custody Health Care Law
Collections Law Immigration Law
Criminal Law Insurance Law
Discrimination Law Labor Law
Divorce Law Landlord/Tenants
Drunk Driving Law Legal Ethics
Employment Law Legal Malpractice
Medical Malpractice Personal Injury Law
Probate Law Real Estate Law
Sexual Harassment Tech Law
Traffic Law Wills Law
Workers' Compensation