WHEN IS AN OFFER CONSIDERED ACCEPTED?
Acceptance of an Offer The second stage of contract formation is the acceptance of an offer by the offeree. An offeror is the person who makes an offer and the …
FLAT FEE LEGAL PROTECTION
Flat Fee Legal Protection for Buyers and Sellers of Real Estate LEGAL PROTECTION for your REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION. Have an attorney review your documents before signing or if you do …
SEVEN FACTORS THAT MAKE REAL ESTATE INVESTING FAVORABLE
Here are seven factors that help make a real estate market good for investors: Job creation above the national average. Current and expected future population growth, also above the national …
WHAT DOES RECORDING A REAL ESTATE DOCUMENT MEAN?
What is Recording? Recording is the act of putting a real estate document into the official records at the County Recorders or Recorder of Deeds Office. Usually, the types of …
UNRECORDED CONTRACT FOR DEED
Risks and realities of the contract for deed While contracts for deed offer some advantages over a traditional mortgage, such as speed and simplicity, they can entail distinct risks for …
FINANCIAL FRAUD
The following examples of Financial Institution Fraud Investigations are written from public record documents on file in the courts within the judicial district where the cases were prosecuted. California Woman …
MONTH TO MONTH TENANCY
Benefits of Month to Month Rentals for Tenants Sometimes tenants need a place to stay but do not want a long term commitment. For these tenants, finding a landlord who …
LEGAL PROTECTION PLAN FOR YOUR HOME SALE OR PURCHASE
FLAT FEE LEGAL PROTECTION PLAN FOR YOUR HOME SALE OR PURCHASE Have an attorney review your documents before signing or if you do not have an agent, our office can …
EASEMENTS
A. WHAT IS AN EASEMENT? An easement is the legal right of a non-owner to use a specific part of another persons land for a specific purpose. B. WHAT ARE …
WHAT IS A RIGHT OF FIRST REFUSAL?
Imagine being able to make an offer on a house before any other interested home shoppers can even have a look-see. If you have a right of first refusal negotiated …