Fighting Your Legal Disputes With An Unwavering Focus On Results
A quiet title action refers to a legal dispute filed to determine the proper ownership of a real estate property. This lawsuit sometimes becomes necessary if multiple parties claim the same property. The goal involves "quieting" the title and ruling in favor of one...
Due diligence is the period between an accepted offer and the closing in which a real estate buyer gathers essential information about a property. Timeframes for completing the tasks are an integral part of a purchase contract. Due diligence for a commercial...
In Washington and other places in the United States, a written contract may be required in some legal transactions. These cases include any promises made in connection to marriage, agreements that cannot be completed in less than one year, land sales, promises to pay...
It's common for investors to lose money on an investment. However, if you believe that broker negligence was the reason why your portfolio decreased in value, it may be worth considering legal action in the Washington courts. The type of action you'll take depends on...
A buyer's broker agreement aims to ensure compensation for Washington real estate agents who spend time and effort working with buyers. In exchange, the buyers feel comfortable dealing with a professional, committed agent. While every agreement may differ, pay close...
During a foreclosure in Washington, the bank may sell the property to repay the debt. But what if there are other liens on the property? Who gets paid first? This is where lien priority comes in. What is lien priority? Simply put, lien priority is the order in which...
An easement in gross is a right that allows individuals to use someone else's property. It's helpful to understand what are they used for and how they come into play if you're in Seattle and wondering whether or not you should consider the option. What makes an...
It can be difficult to understand how real estate commissions work in the state of Washington or who is responsible for paying that commission. There are a few different ways that this is addressed with the sale or purchase of a home. The procuring cause of the...
One of many reasons why residents love Washington is because of its beautiful homes. As you move into a home, it's understandable to hope that things go well between you and your new neighbors. Unfortunately, almost nothing can jeopardize this relationship faster than...
Selling your Washington home in a sellers’ market can be very profitable, but having a property line dispute with a neighbor can hinder the transaction. However, you can take these steps to settle the issue. Talk with your neighbor If you’re planning on selling your...