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Terminate contract for deed
I have a property in FL where the buyer has defaulted under the terms of the contract for deed. I have sent three notices, all unanswered... what do I need to record to end this contract? It is just for bare land so there is no need to evict, etc.
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What are the terms of the contract, in all of mine, it clearly states that upon default and notification, the contract converts to a month to month rental.
Remember these contracts are not filed as deeds, but are merely a contract. So proper legal notice as to the default and your action to end the contract is all that should be needed. I would have them served legal notice as proof. |
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