Fighting Your Legal Disputes With An Unwavering Focus On Results
Buyers and sellers in real estate transactions often have minimal direct interaction. Arranging for a showing when the seller isn't home prevents them from micromanaging the inspection process and also reduces the likelihood of discrimination occurring when the seller...
When parents die, one of the most difficult things that their adult children may face is deciding what to do with the family home or other property. Sometimes, everybody agrees about the path forward. Often, however, the siblings are divided: One may want to sell...
For many residential buyers, a final walk-through helps to refresh their memory about the property they hope to soon own, allowing them to plan for their first days of occupancy. Typically, final walk-through inspections allow buyers to head to the closing table with...
When people buy a home, they expect the property to be safe, stable and free from major hidden problems. Discovering serious issues after moving in can leave homeowners feeling frustrated, overwhelmed and unsure of what to do next. In some cases, the problem is not...
When you purchase a property, you may assume that you can do whatever you want on the property as long as you’re not doing anything illegal. While that’s usually true, there is a situation that may limit what you can do, even if your plans are legal. Some properties...
In a highly competitive housing market like Seattle, a prospective buyer whose offer is accepted by a home seller generally wants to do everything they can to assure that seller that they’re serious about the purchase. That’s where earnest money, or an earnest money...
People who want to increase their buying power in the real estate market may decide to participate in joint ownership in a property. In some cases, people find themselves in a joint ownership situation because they inherit property with their siblings or other...
It’s common for next-door neighbors to have a wall, fence or row of hedges separating their properties. These provide privacy and separation that are important to peaceful coexistence – particularly when the properties are very close to one another. Washington state...
Boundary disputes between neighbors can have a variety of negative consequences. Obviously, disputes can sour the relationship between people who may have previously been friendly. Additionally, boundary disputes can lead to claims that might diminish the size of one...
Boundary disputes between neighbors can have a variety of negative consequences. Obviously, disputes can sour the relationship between people who may have previously been friendly. Additionally, boundary disputes can lead to claims that might diminish the size of one...