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If you own a house or condo that someone is renting, you can’t just sell it if you decide to leave the area, get tired of being a landlord or get an offer for the property you can’t refuse. If you and your tenant have a lease rather than a month-to-month rental...
A residential real estate transaction represents a significant transfer of money between numerous parties. Lack of planning and attention to detail can have devasting consequences to all involved. Realtors will often look to an attorney to provide insight and guidance...
HOA’s are organizations that make and enforce rules for properties and their residence. Once a property is purchased that is under HOA control, membership is automatic and owners are obligated to pay fees, or "HOA dues." Dealing with an HOA can be a great...
Having a new building built for your business or renovating an existing space is a big undertaking for any business. One of the most important things you can do when you’re handling this exciting event is to find a reputable contractor who will do the job properly. ...
As a landlord, you want to protect your bottom line. One way to do that is by having a better leasing agreement. Your tenant may want to negotiate and add more to your lease, but you should know exactly where you stand, your legal rights and responsibilities as a...
There’s no question about it — the real estate market right now is absolutely wild. Even modest homes are getting multiple bids from would-be buyers and selling for more than their asking prices. Cash sales, which historically have accounted for very few purchases,...
Many realtors love to help buyers find their dream homes. They enjoy connecting with people and aiding them in one of the biggest purchases of their lives. Realtors also spend a lot of time helping home sellers sell their home and move on to something new. In the...
In an ideal world, your home inspector will have caught all the warning signs and compiled a comprehensive, accurate idea of what you're getting. Home inspectors are far from infallible, but they will find the most pertinent concerns. Of greater concern, however,...
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...