“This case is a good lesson to clearly outline the scope of a contract and offer," said Ariella Gutman of Haber Law in Miami.
January 10, 2022 at 04:09 PM
5 minute read
Florida Bureau Chief
A dispute between South Florida two real estate agencies over a commission agreement made its way to the Third District Court of Appeal, which found accepting a $75,000 finder’s fee did not breach a contract in a hotel deal.
The dispute, between Keller Williams Realty Premier Properties and Mandich Real Estate Advisors, demonstrates why ”brokers need to keep their transactions separate,” according to the prevailing attorney.
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