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You listed your home for sale and accepted a generous offer. You are excited to move into the new dream home that you and your family have always wanted. But then there is a problem. The buyer has breached the sales agreement and is backing out of the deal. What...
There are various types of financial hardships that may lead a homeowner to foreclosure, including things like medical problems and job losses. But foreclosure isn't actually a singular process. Although most people don't realize it, different types of foreclosure...
Buying a home is one of the most exciting – and stressful -- things you’ll ever do. Typically, homebuyers don’t breathe a sigh of relief until they’ve closed on their home and have the keys in their possession. Until then (and sometimes after) a lot can go awry with...
When you're buying or selling property, either as an individual or as a property owner, you will need to learn the specific language that is used within real estate contracts. If you fail to understand this language and do not hire an attorney to assist you, you run...
When you purchase real estate, you need to ensure that the title is clear so you don’t have to fight a battle over whether the property is rightfully yours or not. Your real estate attorney is a great help with this because they can review the chain of title and...
Leasing your property to someone else takes a lot of trust. You’re taking on the risk of serious and expensive damage to your property. As a result, you probably take care when deciding who you will allow to rent your property. So, what are your legal obligations when...
When something goes wrong with the new construction on a building, it’s tempting to put all the blame on the general contractor involved. After all, they are largely in charge of the whole project, right? Well, don’t be hasty: Architects and engineers can also be...
If you hire a construction company for a commercial job, you have a lot riding on their work. You aren’t making money on the property until it is complete. You need a company that holds up its side of the deal. Unfortunately, some companies break their contracts and...
You’re moving toward starting a new business, and you find the ideal commercial property. It will fit your needs, it’s in a great location, and the price fits your budget. Before you buy, make sure that you can actually use that property as intended. You must know...
Ideally, a commercial tenant and a landlord will both understand exactly what the contract means on the day that they sign. The reality, though, is that these two parties can both read the exact same contract and interpret it differently. If they do, this can lead to...