Many properties that are part of an organized subdivision are subject to covenants, conditions, restrictions, and easements that affect the user’s rights with respect to their property. Likewise, many larger tracts that are not part of an organized subdivision have their own peculiar circumstances to watch out for. When you are paying consideration for your property, you need to know what strings are attached to your ownership. We have many years experience in dealing with governmental organizations, homeowner’s associations, and developers in correcting title matters.
A seasoned real estate attorney can offer peace of mind in this often complicated transaction. Every person involved in a real estate transaction has their own set of responsibilities and duties. The buyer owes duties to the seller, and visa-versa. The borrower has responsibilities to the lender, and visa-versa. The landlord and the tenant are also reciprocal in their duties. We can help advise you no matter which role you occupy.
