Purchase & Sale Transactions

Contract to closing for buyers, sellers, developers, and investors, residential and commercial.

From Letter of Intent to Recorded Deed

Premier Law represents buyers, sellers, developers, and investors in residential and commercial purchase and sale transactions across Florida. We draft and negotiate the contract, manage due diligence, resolve title issues, and coordinate the closing so the deal you signed is the deal that records.

Florida does not require an attorney at the closing table, and most problems we are hired to fix trace back to that fact. Contract contingencies, inspection and financing deadlines, title exceptions, and closing adjustments all carry real money. We watch them so you do not learn about them after closing.

Purchase & Sale Services

Purchase and sale agreement drafting and negotiation
Letters of intent and offer strategy for competitive deals
Due diligence management: title, survey, inspections, estoppels
Title defect resolution and curative work
Closing coordination, document review, and funds management
Post-closing matters: recording, escrow releases, disputes

$1B+ Closed

A decade of closed residential and commercial transactions across Florida and beyond.

Deal-First Drafting

Contracts written to close, with contingencies and remedies that protect you if the deal does not.

Title & Closing Support Through Title Insights

For closings and title work, Premier Law works alongside Title Insights, a trusted Florida title partner with experience in both residential and commercial transactions. Title Insights handles title searches, title insurance, escrow services, and full closing coordination.

This relationship gives clients who want it a complete, end-to-end experience from contract negotiation through final recording, with legal counsel and the title team working from the same playbook. Our legal services stand independently of the closing process, so you can engage us with or without the title work.

Purchase & Sale Questions

Under Contract or About to Be?

The best time to involve counsel is before you sign. The second-best time is now.

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