We Understand The Ins And Outs Of Real Estate Law
Listing real property for sale can be a nerve-racking process. Sellers want to list at the right time to optimize how much they make through the transaction. They often secure help staging the home to make it as attractive as possible to potential buyers. Of course,...
Real estate transactions involve a major financial commitment on the part of the buyer. It is therefore crucial that the person making an offer on a property understand the overall condition of the home. New Jersey requires thorough disclosures when listing real...
It can take a long time to find a house you like in an area you like that is also within your budget. Once you find one, you may be keen to sign on the line and make it yours before someone else makes it theirs. Before you proceed, it is important to double-check...
If you’ve ever been involved in buying a home, you’ve probably heard about earnest money – which is basically a good-faith deposit that you put down to show the seller that you’re serious about your offer. Depending upon your market (and how much of a competitive...
With joint tenancy, two people can share ownership of the same real estate, with equal ownership shares. While co-owners don’t need to be related, it is common for parents to use joint tenancy with their children. The primary reason for this is to simplify the...
The environment has turned into a very divisive subject. It has led to protests, boycotts and more. At the same time, some big-name business owners and politicians have made it very clear that they oppose environmental restrictions or policies they believe are...
Buying a home is an exciting journey, but it is also associated with a mountain of daunting paperwork and legal responsibilities. In New Jersey, real estate transactions are regulated by strict laws, and making sure that all paperwork is accurate and complete is...
As you likely recognize, real estate transactions in New Jersey can be complex. If a title dispute arises, the complexities can increase. These disputes can delay or even derail a transaction, making it crucial to understand potential title disputes and how to address...
Conducting a title search is one of the most important steps when buying a home. You don’t want unpleasant surprises after purchasing the property, such as unresolved ownership claims, boundary disputes, unpaid taxes or liens. A title search involves examining public...
This spring, we discussed the settlement of the class-action lawsuit against the National Association of Realtors (NAR). The most far-reaching effect of that settlement, as we noted, was that real estate agent’s sales commissions would be negotiable, which would...
