When you’re buying a property, you take steps to know all you can about it. You want to be sure that you know about defects that could impact the property’s value or require repairs, because those are costly. Many sellers do all they can to repair minor issues before selling a home, but some will take […]

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Pretty much every American dreams about owning their own home. Unfortunately, not everyone has the money to purchase their dream home outright. This is where mortgages come in. And mortgage debt is, without a doubt, one of the most substantial debts in America. However, it is not uncommon for a homeowner to experience financial hardships […]

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Sooner or later, growing businesses and companies either need to open additional locations or move into a larger space. Sometimes, they may even need to do both simultaneously. If you have only operated in one location, you must decide whether to lease or purchase your new property. Since both options present advantages and drawbacks, weighing […]

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In recent years, there has been a lot of confusion about the blurry line between emotional support animals and actual service animals. Emotional support animals are often pets with very little, if any, formal training. On the other hand, service animals receive months, if not years, of professional training so that they can perform specific […]

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Real estate developers have a hard job. Property investing is an expensive industry that requires putting a lot of money at significant risk. Developing a property to turn a profit takes time, effort, and most of a person’s attention. So, when legal disputes arise, they often seek the help of an experienced commercial real estate […]

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You and your neighbor have always gotten along. You see each other at neighborhood block parties and wave when you roll out your trash containers to the curb. Despite the positive relationship, a conflict could arise over your shared property line.  If your neighbor has a different idea than you do about where the boundary […]

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One of the hardest elements to find agreement on in landlord-tenant law is sometimes the ordinary wear and tear of rental property. If the property owner and those living in the unit disagree on normal wear and tear, it can lead to landlord-tenant disputes involving security deposits. Unfortunately, it can be difficult to determine whether there […]

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There are countless benefits offered by forming a real estate partnership. However, there are also potential downsides if you aren’t careful. Protecting yourself in the partnership should be a top priority, and some tips that will help you do this can be found here. Choose the right partner You need a partner who complements your abilities. To […]

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Whether you primarily execute contracts with new employees as you hire them or with clients as they hire you, including the right terms is key. A well-drafted contract will increase the benefits your business derives from the agreement while also protecting you from future issues and losses. Often, the main focus in contracts will be […]

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Some who earn a living by investing in real estate prefer to work alone, often to minimize liability. Other times, investors discover they need additional resources to maximize their success. They meet this need by forming real estate investment partnerships. A partnership offers many advantages. It spreads the financial risks among its members (instead of […]

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