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Buying or selling a home without a realtor is known as For Sale By Owner, and it is entirely feasible and gaining popularity in New Jersey. In a FSBO transaction, homeowners take on the roles typically performed by real estate agents. This includes tasks like listing...
A title search is an important part of a real estate transaction. The purpose of a title search is to verify that no one else holds title to the property other than the seller. Through a title search, any defects or encumbrances on the property can be discovered. As a...
If you are in the real estate market, you may have heard of the attorney review period for real estate contracts. However, you may not know exactly what it is or how it affects your transaction. What is it? The New Jersey attorney review period for real estate...
If you are a landlord who wants to rent out your property, you need a residential lease that covers all of the essential terms and conditions of the rental agreement. A good residential lease should be clear, comprehensive and compliant with the state and local laws...
Purchasing real estate is typically a major investment and will likely result in years of financial responsibility until an owner re-lists a property to sell to someone else. Choosing when to buy property, how much to pay for it, when to list it and how much to ask...
Purchasing a home, condominium, retail building or the like is a major transaction in New York and New Jersey. While these sales occur all the time, there is much that could go wrong when real estate is purchased or sold. For most, this transaction is a significant...
New York and New Jersey residents who have rented for many years may understand the basics of their leases such as the length of the lease and the amount of rent they owe each month. However, there are many aspects of leases that they may not completely understand....
Any of our readers who have been part of a real estate transaction in New York or New Jersey have probably thought at one point in time that these situations can certainly become complicated in a hurry. Of course, that isn’t the case for every real estate transaction,...
Most people who are doing a real estate closing in New York or New Jersey, whether it is for a residential home or a commercial building, will notice that they paid for title insurance as part of their closing costs. For those who might not fully understand it, a...
Many companies throughout New York and New Jersey are seeing a changing landscape when it comes to the real estate market. Yesterday’s needs don’t always matchup with today’s realities. If there is one thing that is true about the real estate market, it is that...