Using a Power of Attorney for Arizona Real Estate Transactions
A power of attorney (POA) can be used to designate another person to make and/or sign agreements on your behalf. Not all POAs include the…
How a Real Estate Lawyer Can Help You at Closing
The excitement of purchasing a property often gives way to anxiety when it’s time to close. This is because you are confronted with mounds of…
How to Negotiate a Favorable Commercial Lease Agreement
A commercial lease is a contract, and as with most contracts, everything is negotiable. The following are some areas that can help your business succeed…
Tips to Help Prevent Real Estate Agents from Getting Sued
Because buying or selling a house is one of the largest financial transactions most people will ever make, there is a larger potential for legal…
Understanding the “Tax-Free” 1031 Exchange
Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code allows you to defer paying taxes on any gain realized on the sale of investment property if you…
How to Contest a Claim of Lien in Arizona
There are many reasons that a lien may be recorded on a property you own. A subcontractor may not have been paid by the contractor…
What You Need to Know About Buying an Arizona Condo
Arizona is one of the top condo markets in the U.S., with many people choosing to live in a condo either as a primary or…
What to Look for in a Pre-Construction Contract
If you’re buying a pre-construction property, the only thing protecting one of the largest investments you’ll ever make is the contract. In reviewing your pre-construction…
4 Common Problems Buyers Can Avoid at Closing
Buying a property can be both exciting and daunting for most individuals, especially if they are a novice at real estate investing. Having your closing…
Know Your Legal Rights When Buying a New Home from a Developer
When you buy a new home from a developer, Arizona law mandates that it must be habitable and fit for its intended purpose. In legal…
What Buyers Need to Know About Property Inspections
No matter how much in love you are with a property, do not forego proper due diligence, including appraisal, title report, and a property inspection.…
Why Use an Attorney to Buy or Sell Property?
For the majority of Americans, selling or buying a house is their single biggest investment transaction. And just like every other big financial deal, it…