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Repairs can be a major source of dispute between sellers and buyers.  What a seller may consider to be a minor issue can be a major concern to a buyer.  Often, Sellers fail to recognize certain conditions may affect the Buyer’s ability to obtain affordable insurance; a Seller who has current insurance may not be […]

IS THE HOME INSPECTOR PROPERLY INSURED? MANY HOME INSPECTORS ARE PLACING YOU AT RISK Florida home inspectors are required to have a minimum of $300,000 in General Liability insurance as a condition of maintaining an active license.  Unfortunately, that is all many inspectors carry.  General liability policies only cover damage to the property caused by […]

 Is your home making you sick? The odds are favorable, it is. In fact, according to numerous studies, symptoms related to allergies, mold, hay fever, rhinitis, sinusitis, chronic cough, dizziness, diminished cognitive ability, sleeplessness, sleep apnea, asthma, irritability, chemical sensitivity and other related pulmonary functions complaints can be traced back to our homes.  Your house […]

          Florida Administrative Code (FAC) 61C-1.002 requires an inspection of balconies, decks and railings on public lodging establishments every three years.  As usual with government statutes, the definitions of who and what can be confusing. This article will attempt to clarify the requirements of who is required to have the state […]

     Does your business get its share of $200 billion dollars in discretionary spending?       It does if your business is ADA compliant. The approximately 54.7 million disabled Americans are a significant portion of the consumer market. Many business people understand the benefits of a fully accessible business. An accessible business – encompassing the physical structure, […]