Tue 29th Sep, 2026 | Blog, General by WWMR
A signed real estate contract is a significant step forward, but it does not mean the deal is done. Between the effective date and closing, buyers and sellers may renegotiate repairs, extend inspection periods, move closing dates, adjust credits, or give a lender more time to finish their work. Those kinds of changes are common. It’s also common to communicate these changes informally. A Realtor calls the other side. Someone sends a text. A lender …
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Mon 14th Sep, 2026 | Blog, General by WWMR
When selling or buying a condominium in Florida, it can be tempting to view the transaction as a single, straightforward countdown to completion. The contract is signed, the deposit is wired, and the parties settle in to wait for the closing date. But behind the scenes, a Florida condo resale involves at least two overlapping timelines, each triggered by different events and governed by distinct rules. The statutory document-review period and the contractual association-application deadline …
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Thu 13th Feb, 2020 | Events, General, News by Michael Michetti
Naples, Florida February 13, 2020 — Woods, Weidenmiller, Michetti, & Rudnick, LLP (WWMR) is pleased to announce the date of its 4th Annual Realtor® Assembly. This full day educational opportunity for realtors will be held at the Ritz Carlton Beach Resort in Naples, Florida on June 11, 2020. The day-long event will feature attorney speakers Michael Michetti, Josh Rudnick and Jay Caudill and offers several educational topics for realtors. Registration for the event is now …
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Tue 24th Sep, 2019 | Blog, General by Michael Michetti
By Mark S. Slack (Litigation Group) You must have a permit issued by the appropriate government authority, such as Collier County, City of Naples, or Lee County. The permit application should be completed by the Florida licensed general contractor that you have contracted with to build or remodel your home. Failure to obtain a permit could result extra costs, delays, removal or demolition of the unpermitted work and/or fines. Additionally, when you sell your home …
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