Fighting Your Legal Disputes With An Unwavering Focus On Results
As developers build modern homes closer to each other, maintaining distance from noisy or careless neighbors becomes more difficult. You might be able to resolve issues through conversation or involving the Homeowners Association (HOA). However, a neighbor might cross...
Finding an ideal space to conduct business can be challenging. You may have viewed several properties before finding one that ticks all your boxes. That’s why signing a commercial lease is a big deal for business owners. You should pay attention to the agreement you...
Your land is your land, once you have paid off any outstanding debts on it, such as a mortgage. That is the basic premise everyone assumes when investing in property. It’s yours until you either decide to sell, give it away or die. But, it turns out that is not quite...
Lien priority disputes can be a complex issue. They often arise when multiple parties claim a right to a property due to various encumbrances. These claims can include mortgages, tax liens or judgments against the property owner. In co-ownership situations, it is...
Title fraud and forgery are severe issues in the United States, recording around 9,600 incidents from 2017 to 2020. When individuals and organizations carry out these crimes, they victimize homeowners, who fall deeper into debt due to fraudulent loans made on their...
When you bought your Washington home, you likely did so with the help of a real estate agent. It's possible that you used more than one agent during the process of finding and acquiring your ideal property. The agent who took action to secure the sale is the one who...
If you are facing foreclosure, it's important to know your options. One of them, obtaining a deed in lieu of foreclosure, allows you to avoid the foreclosure process and its detrimental impact on your credit score. What is a deed in lieu of foreclosure? A deed in lieu...
While most Washington residents make wonderful neighbors, there are instances in which boundary disputes arise between community members. In some cases, these disputes are the result of poor record-keeping at the local courthouse, while other disputes are the result...
The Residential Landlord-Tenant Act in Washington defines the rights of landlords and tenants and establishes the steps a landlord must take to evict a renter from a property legally. You may present your case at an eviction hearing if you wish to mount a defense....
In Washington, you need to secure a land loan if you want to buy a parcel of raw land for a real estate project. Before completing a loan application, you'll want to consider some critical factors that may differ from more familiar types of financing, such as a home...