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Recent Real Estate Law Articles
What Questions Can a Landlord Ask on a Rental Application?
Landlords are allowed to ask many questions to help them to determine whether a tenant is likely to pay rent and comply with the lease terms. However, landlords can't ask discriminatory questions or violate privacy laws.
What to Know If You Want to Break Your Lease
There are certain circumstances that may require you to break your lease before the end of the contract period. Before you make the decision to break your lease by moving out early, it’s important to understand exactly what that means.
What Is My Home’s PIN and Where Can I Find It?
Every home has a numerical code associated with the legal description for the property, which is known as the property index number or PIN.
What's the Difference Between Property Tax and Personal Property Tax?
Though they sound similar, property tax and personal property tax are not the same.
How Much Does It Cost to Hire a Real Estate Lawyer?
How much does a real estate lawyer cost? Your total cost will vary depending on the services you need and the area where you live.
Can You Sell a Haunted House? A Spirited Look at Property Disclosures
Regardless of whether they're friendly, you may find that your ghostly tenants start causing trouble when it’s time to sell. This guide should help you understand the legal implications of selling a haunted house.
I'm Being Evicted! What Are My Rights and Legal Options?
Knowing your eviction rights can help you fight the eviction or have enough time to find a new place to live. Here are some details on the process, but eviction laws vary by area, so consider your state's variations.
What Are Squatters' Rights and How Do They Apply?
Understanding squatters' rights and adverse possession is important if you're a property owner. You'll need to know your rights if you find an unauthorized person living in one of your properties.
