An easement provides the right for a person or business entity to use property they don’t own for a specific purpose. Understanding easements is crucial for your clients to navigate property rights and usage effectively. It’s essential for them to recognize how easements can impact property value, access, and future development plans. Here we share...
Foreclosure—this term has been associated with significant market fluctuations and has been an area of concern for residential real estate brokers, especially post-2008. The economic repercussions of the Covid-19 pandemic had many anticipating a significant surge in foreclosures, similar to the ones experienced during the 2009 and 2010 financial crises. However, the current real...
Selling property depends on a wide array of variables and potential legal requirements. In the case of a divorcing couple, real estate sales sometimes include a Marital Settlement Agreement (MSA). This means real estate attorneys, brokers, divorce attorneys, and clients are in it together. Let’s unpack the intricacies. What is an MSA? During...
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