If a title company will provide survey-related title insurance protection for a buyer without requiring an Improvement Location Certificate (ILC), why might it still be
Reprinted from REALTOR® Magazine http://www.realtor.org/realtormag February, 2002 by permission of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® Copyright 2002. All rights reserved. At her buyer clients’
Co-Author: Amy E. Allison, Esq. Last month we looked at what constituted a trademark and how to search to see if there were any pre-existing
Part II In Part I of this article, the differences between listing agreements and property management agreements were discussed. A primary difference is that listing
Do you have customers who, but for a mistaken entry on their credit report, would otherwise qualify for a mortgage? Recognizing the importance of
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With increasing frequency, real property owners are choosing to hold title in trusts. Once you put title into a trust, you don’t want to have
As health care providers compete for patients, they seek locations convenient for patients. This phenomenon has driven clinics, urgent care facilities, and other health care
The Hidden Dragon of Imputed Depreciation I bought a house in July 1988 for $137,500 and rented it out for ten years. I took deductions
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