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Originally Posted by BrianL99
With these "new rules", I'm afraid way too many people will opt to "go it alone". Having dealt with 100's of "retail level" consumer buyer's, most don't have a clue what to do or how to do it. They're going to be lost and in danger of making huge mistakes, particularly in a state like Florida, which tries to keep lawyers out of the buy/sell process. Caveat emptor will take on a whole new level of importance.
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No doubt that many buyers should not be operating on their own. They just aren't experienced enough, aware enough or have the needed confidence...any of which could be costly.
Questions, please:
1 - Define what you mean by "huge mistakes" and "particularly in Florida" -- what's unique about FL in this regard?
2 - Why does FL try to keep lawyers out? Also, why is a lawyer necessarily needed? (Inspectors and title companies are only what's used in many other states.)