Several types of property easements can affect residential homes. When conducting real estate transactions, it’s important to understand the basics of easements and how they may affect your property. What is an Easement? An easement is a legal right for…
Even with careful planning and the guidance of a real estate attorney, you may face a legal dispute regarding a property transaction. Many US businesses use litigation to solve problems, and the real estate market is no exception. Each state…
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…
When you purchase a home, it includes a legal property transfer from one entity to another. Real estate transactions can become quite complex, especially as the market is ever-evolving with the increased presence of foreign buyers, publicly traded real estate investment trusts…