Removing contingencies from your real estate purchase is never a good idea. Waiving necessary due diligence through the mortgage, appraisal, or inspection processes to close the deal may create potentially negative short and long-term consequences. In some states, real estate…
Homebuyers are not the only targets. Real estate scams also affect those seeking to refinance their mortgages, sell their homes, buyers or owners of commercial property, and even renters. Con artists are eager to scam at every stage of a…
Commercial real estate firms are transitioning to electronic technologies that increase productivity, accuracy, and efficiency. This digital transformation within the real estate industry, coupled with analytics and blockchain technology, is changing how commercial real estate does business. The use of…
Typically, a commercial real estate purchase agreement is more complex than purchasing a personal residence. The legal contract defines aspects such as ownership rights, both parties’ financing options, and other critical details to be outlined in all terms for payment,…
You can make your real estate investment contractually sound if you hire a real estate attorney, whether you are a landlord, first-time home buyer, or tenant entering into a renter or leasing agreement. Your real estate attorney can best protect…
A real estate contract defines the roles and obligations of each party in a property transaction and is legally enforceable. Attachments to the agreement may include clauses and contingencies. Reading and understanding your contract is important, especially paying attention to…
Whether a landlord of commercial or residential property, first-time or seasoned home buyer or entering into a renter or leasing agreement as a tenant, you can make your real estate investment contractually sound with the help of a real estate…