Comprehensive Real Estate Services To Meet Your Needs
If you are involved in real estate purchases, lending, leasing, or development in the South Florida area, including Broward County, Miami-Dade County, or Palm Beach County, you understand the substantial financial investment and potential risk involved. Since 1988, we have handled a wide variety of Florida real estate needs. We know what it takes to ensure the validity and legality of your real estate project. Our services include:
- Purchase and sale of real estate
- Preparation and enforcement of lease agreements
- Negotiation of financing
- Lender representation
- Drafting of real estate opinions for borrowers and lenders
- Conducting commercial and residential closings
- The facilitation of title examination and insurance services
- Boundary, easement, or encroachment disputes
- Rezoning permitting and land-use planning
- Real estate land development
- Preparation of covenants and restrictions
- Maintaining actions for specific performance or breach of the purchase agreement
- Breach of warranty in construction or title
- Appeals of real property tax assessments
- Resolution of construction flaws
- Development of architectural standards
- Leasing, sale, or tax-free exchange of a completed project
The Broad Range Of Experience You Need
The experienced attorneys of Saavedra-Goodwin represent homeowners and condominium associations, buyers, sellers, commercial real estate developers, banks, private lenders, landlords, and tenants, in all types of real estate transaction and disputes. Not only can we, the attorneys at Saavedra-Goodwin take measures to help you avoid disputes and litigation, we will also provide you with experienced and aggressive representation in the event that a dispute does arise.
Get In Touch With Us To Get Started
For over 30 years, Saavedra-Goodwin has maintained an active real estate practice in South Florida. We offer unparalleled real estate knowledge and skill that will bolster the success of your real estate endeavors. Our firm practices real estate law in Fort Lauderdale, Broward County, Miami, Miami-Dade County, West Palm, Palm Beach County, Orlando Metropolitan Area, and throughout the state of Florida. Call (954) 767-6333 to set up a meeting or send us an introductory email and we will be in touch with you.
Damaso Saavedra
Mr. Saavedra is the managing partner of the firm, which he established in 1988. Born in Havana, Cuba, Mr. Saavedra is fluent in English and Spanish. He received his B.A. in 1979 from the University of Connecticut and his J.D. in 1986 from the George Washington National Law Center. Mr. Saavedra has served as Secretary and Director for the Inter-American Businessmen Association and co-authored “An Introduction to the Settlement of Unresolved Property Claims against the Cuban Government.” Mr. Saavedra also served as Staff Assistant for Congressman William Lehman in Washington, D.C. [ ATTORNEY BIO ]
Saavedra-Goodwin has been my family attorney for over 35 years. They have been personable, knowledgeable, ethical and balanced with any legal advice. I would enthusiastically recommend them for legal work from real estate to family law.. - J. Pasalodos
I have worked with this law firm for 17 years on several business matters. They have a great team of attorneys and a fantastic support staff. I always felt secure with this firm handling my legal needs. They never missed a beat. I won't use any other firm for my legal needs in south Florida. - D. Mitchell
My experience with the team at Saavedra-Goodwin was outstanding. They handled our situation with the utmost professionalism and care. Their proactive approach saved me time and money. I highly recommend Saavedra-Goodwin to anyone seeking legal services in family and estate planning matters. - L. Reda
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