Co-Author: Jordan Bunch, Esq. Consider a transaction scheduled to close on Wednesday, June 30, 2010, attended by both buyer and seller. The seller signs all
In 2009, the Wall Street Journal estimated that over 25 percent of American households with mortgages were worth less than the total debt secured
Right of First Refusal— Kick Out Clauses You’ve just received an otherwise desirable offer on one of your listings. Unfortunately, it is not clear whether
Some markets have improved sufficiently that we are now starting to see competing buyers pursue garden variety seller re-sales. Sellers seek guidance on how
Co-Author: Kirsten A. Westerland, Esq. The expression, “I have some swampland in Florida that I’d like to sell you,” is based upon schemes in the
Co-Author: Kirsten A. Westerland At the time of the publication of this article, the demand for residential lots is dead. Lenders find themselves foreclosing on
Co-author: Jeremy S. Durham When a residential or commercial tenant defaults on a lease, it is in the landlord’s best interest to make aggressive efforts
It is more complicated to diagnose whether some potential problems exist, than to simply address them, regardless of whether the problems exist or not. It
Co-Author: Karen J. Radakovich, Esq. General Concepts Bankruptcies affect real estate brokers. For example, listing brokers are typically hurt when their short payoff sellers file
Consider the following buyer, Frank, in your sphere of influence. He saved his nest egg over a successful 25 year career. Frank accepted a
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