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When you purchase real estate, it is important to know if there is already an existing easement. With an easement in gross, you may be able to cancel that easement or negotiate with the other property owner about whether or not it will be upheld. With an easement...
One thing that can derail a residential real estate transaction is a title defect. It is very important to look into potential title issues in advance. They can often be resolved upfront to help the process go smoothly. But what types of title issues should you be...
Finding a foundation crack or a major leak is a nightmare for any homeowner. Whether you just moved into a custom-built property or an existing residence, you need a solution. The path forward often begins with one question: Who is responsible for this damage? When...
Sellers listing their real estate for sale have many different options available. Some list their own properties without the assistance of an agent in a for-sale-by-owner transaction. Others hoping to close quickly might list the property in as-is condition. An as-is...
Many tenants, especially those operating retail, restaurant or office spaces, want to make physical changes to suit their business needs. However, not all modifications are automatically permitted, and both parties must understand their legal rights and obligations...
The thought of finally owning your dream house can be exhilarating. You may envision how you’ll decorate each room, imagine hosting family gatherings and even start planning your move before the ink dries on the contract. However, that excitement can take a sharp turn...
Purchasing a home is one of the most significant financial commitments many people make, and the process can feel intimidating without a clear roadmap. In Tennessee, the journey from initial planning to closing involves several key steps, each designed to protect both...
Tennessee’s real estate market stands out in the Southern U.S. for several reasons. Whether you’re looking to buy a home in Nashville or a rural area, Tennessee offers a range of options with its own unique characteristics. Here’s what makes Tennessee's real estate...
Buying real estate makes people somewhat vulnerable. They have to make a multi-year, if not multi-decade, commitment to a property. They have numerous obligations as homeowners. They are also at risk of losing the property at any point until they pay off the mortgage...
Purchasing a home involves more than signing paperwork and exchanging keys. A property’s legal history can carry hidden risks. Title insurance protects you from financial loss due to title defects or disputes that may arise after the transaction. Understanding what...
