For a short time, there was a trend where buyers would write love letters about homes that they wanted to purchase. They would then give these letters to the owners of the homes, along with their offer. The basic idea was just that the person who wanted to buy would...
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Year: 2023
3 risks of purchasing a home online
Digital technology allows you to do many things entirely online. You can shop for groceries, purchase eyeglasses or make valuable investments without leaving your home. Online technology may even allow you to purchase a new home with little or no face-to-face contact...
Why would buyers remove contingency clauses?
Contingency clauses are often used when people make an offer on a home. A potential buyer will put different stipulations on that offer. These have to be met in order for the offer to stand. An example of this is when there is a contingency regarding a home...
4 valid reasons for landlords to evict New Jersey tenants
The average landlord would prefer to keep the same tenants for as long as possible. Provided that the occupants of a unit pay their rent and don't cause any major issues, keeping them in a unit is generally more cost-effective than marketing the space to new tenants...
Is it necessary to update an estate plan?
One of the things people don’t always realize when making an estate plan is that their plan can be updated. While an estate plan isn’t at risk of expiring, an out-of-date estate plan may make your wishes unclear for your executor and heirs. Some people schedule to...
The home you inherited has a lien. Now what?
Inheriting a home – particularly one you don’t plan to live in – can be a mixed blessing. Chances are that eventually you’ll be able to sell it for an amount that more than makes up for any time and expense you put into fixing it up and dealing with issues surrounding...
2 things you need to pay attention to during a title search
When you find your dream home and resolve to purchase it, you need to get everything right from the word go. After all, you are looking for a sanctuary for your family. But before signing the sale agreement, it is in your best interest that you exercise certain due...
4 estate planning myths debunked
Estate planning is a complex matter and it can only seem more daunting when misinformation is believed. To help you as you make an estate plan, you may need to debunk some old myths. Here’s what you should know: Myth 1: You must be over 50 years of age to make a will...
Signs of undue influence in your loved one’s will
The passing of a loved one is undoubtedly a difficult time for anyone. It becomes even more challenging when suspicions arise regarding the legitimacy of their will. Undue influence occurs when an individual manipulates or coerces a testator into creating or altering...
2 times landlords can retain some or all of a security deposit
Every residential tenant could potentially damage a property while living in a particular space, and their actions could cost the property owner money as a result. Tenants can force landlords to make repairs or fail to pay their rent, which is partially why landlords...