A real estate deal may fall apart for many reasons. Your financing may fail, an inspection may uncover serious repairs or the seller may decide not to complete the sale. When this happens, you will likely focus on one question first: Will you get your earnest money...
When a loved one passes away, a common concern among family members is what will happen to the deceased’s home or other real estate holdings. During probate, the estate’s personal representative may need to determine whether selling the property is necessary. In some...
House flipping is one way for real estate investors to turn their capital into income. By purchasing houses in mediocre condition, making improvements and relisting the home for sale again at a higher price, investors can potentially generate substantial profit. The...
Chefs often say that people eat with their eyes first. If they make the food attractive, they increase their chances of winning diners over. Those who sell or lease out property often do something similar, staging properties to tempt those looking to lease or buy. As...
Owning property often feels like it should come with complete control over what happens on your land. But in reality, there are situations where another person, company or government entity may have a legal right to use part of it. That can come as a surprise to...
When purchasing a property, it is important to consider title defects in advance. These are issues with the title that could complicate the transaction or derail the sale entirely. There are steps people can take to address these, such as purchasing title insurance or...
Your primary residence is likely one of your most significant assets. Deciding how that property will transfer after your death is a major estate planning decision. One option is putting your house in a trust. Knowing the pros and cons can help you make the right...
Arizona real estate offers incredible opportunities for growth and stability. However, a dream investment quickly turns into a financial burden without proper due diligence. Buyers must look beyond the surface of a building to understand the legal reality of the...
Commercial leases are flexible solutions for new businesses and growing companies. Instead of making a permanent commitment by acquiring real estate, business leaders and entrepreneurs can instead secure commercial space by leasing it temporarily. Commercial leases...
Shared parking agreements are an important tool in many Tucson commercial developments. These agreements allow multiple property owners or businesses to use the same parking areas under defined conditions. They can help sites meet zoning requirements, support...
