Real estate disputes and litigation can be costly, time consuming and challenging. It can also, however, also be important to the property owner's use of the property and their property rights. As a result, it is essential for property owners facing real estate litigation to be familiar with the legal resources available to protect their interests.
Buying property without a real estate agent
Buying a house or other property without an agent can be a risky venture for buyers, especially at closing if they aren’t careful. Yet “iBuyer” companies are growing, according to the National Association of Realtors, which says 13% of homebuyers did it themselves in 2018.
How can a variance help with my zoning issue?
Zoning restrictions can have a dramatic impact on the property owner's ability to utilize their land how they want. As a result, it is helpful for property owners burdened by a zoning regulation that is in conflict with their intended use of the property to be familiar with the different options that may be available for zoning relief.
What do I need to know about easements?
Easements are important to understand because of the impact they have on land use and the value of property. At their most basic level, easements are a property right that creates an interest in land owned by someone else. This can be a tricky concept, which is why property owners should understand as much as possible about them.
