Not everyone can qualify for a mortgage. They may run their own companies or have recently had a major blemish develop on their credit report. Those who cannot secure a traditional mortgage may consider buying the land contract or a “contract for deed.” Such contracts...
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The role of curative work in a residential real estate sale
Buying a piece of residential real estate will be one of the biggest transactions of your life. You may spend as much as 30% of your monthly income on your mortgage. Obviously, you want to protect the income that you invest in your home from unnecessary losses....
Key questions to ask when engaging a real estate attorney
Whether you are buying, selling or renting, real estate transactions can be quite complex. As such, it is crucial that you engage an experienced real estate attorney to help you navigate the process. After all, a real estate attorney understands better than anyone the...
When the parties to a contract disagree on its meaning
Signing a formal contract with a supplier, a client or an employee helps clarify your relationship and expectations. Being explicit about what you want, what you will pay or what you expect from the other party is crucial to getting what you pay for in business....
Why you should avoid a self-help eviction as a landlord
It can be frustrating when your tenant violates the terms of your lease, including keeping your rental unit unclean or falling in arrears on their payments. You may feel inclined to take matters into your own hands and usher your tenant out the door. Know that...
What are some construction defects that may lead to lawsuits?
People who have a construction project completed generally assume that the work was done properly. While this is what happens in many cases, there are times when contractors may not use the correct materials or suitable workmanship. Clients who have issues with the...