Real Estate
Referring to a branch of civil law covering a vast array of property-related rights, such as the right to possess, the right to use, and so forth, real estate law, or property law, can affect and involve a wide range of subjects whether it be homeowners, renters, landlord, home buyers, home sellers, developers, and even real estate agencies.
How Can Real Estate Lawyers Help Individuals and Businesses?
Lawyers specializing in real estate laws can assist, advise, and represent individuals and businesses in any legal matters relating to real estate ranging from non-contentious cases to contentious cases.
Some of the most common legal services relating to real estate include:
Construction
Companies or professionals at all levels of the construction chain can often need legal advice in relation to building and construction projects.
Eminent Domain
Referring to a right of a government to take private property, often by purchase, for public use, eminent domain can occur for a wide range of reasons. Those who are notified that their property is going to be taken under eminent domain are recommended to seek legal advice from lawyers prior to producing any response or taking any action.
Foreclosure & Alternatives
Lawyers specializing in real estate laws can assist individuals in any foreclosure-related legal matters ranging from defending individuals to preparing alternative solutions.
Housing & Construction Defects
Upon discovering any housing defects either during or after construction and being able to reach a settlement, homeowners can require qualified lawyers to advise on the next appropriate steps.
Land Use & Zoning
Lawyers specializing in land use and zoning can advise in real estate development that requires legal guidance in areas such as zoning laws, building ordinances, construction permits, etc.
Mortgages
Lawyers specializing in real estate laws can assist individuals in any mortgage-related legal matters.
Landlord & Tenant
Lawyers specializing in real estate laws can represent and protect the rights of landlords and tenants in any related legal matters ranging from non-contentious cases to contentious cases.
Commercial Real Estate
Unlike residential real estate, commercial real estate transactions can be more complicated, produce more damage affecting beyond residents, and can, therefore, often require legal guidance from qualified lawyers.
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