BUYING PROPERTY AS IS – BUYER BEWARE 
BUYING PROPERTY AS IS – BUYER BEWARE In every real estate transaction there is an implicit element of risk. If you…
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Statute of Limitations on Landlord-Tenant Security Deposit Disputes
What is a Security Deposit? A security deposit is a refundable fee that a new resident gives to their landlord…
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What is a 1031 Exchange
The 1031 exchange refers to a section of the Internal Revenue Code that was conceived of in 1954 as an…
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Benefits of a Revocable Trust for your Rental Property Portfolio
You have saved for the down payment, chosen a safe neighborhood, and found a great property at a reasonable price.…
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Elements of a Valid and Useful Real Estate Contract
Real estate can lead to complicated issues because of the many details involved in each deal. From hiring a real…
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Breach of Real Estate Contracts
No matter if you are purchasing your first home or are a seasoned real estate investor, you know that the…
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What to do if You Have a Problem with Your Real Estate Agent
A real estate agent is a licensed professional who is authorized to conduct business in a given state. As such,…
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Five Common Ways to Hold Real Property Titles
People own real estate for their primary residence, business, or as an investment property. No matter the reason for purchasing…
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What is Lender Liability
Lender liability first became a mainstream legal practice area during the 1980s. This body of law requires lenders to treat…
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The Truth About Home Title Theft
Home title theft is a broad term that covers many of the most common real estate scams including forged deeds…
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