One of the most challenging things people experience when buying a new home is juggling the handover dates to suit everyone in the property chain. You need to vacate your current home by a certain date so the new residents can move, and you need the people in the home...
Why should I buy title insurance?
On behalf of Andrew M. Wolfenson, Esq., P.C. | Aug 26, 2020 | Real Estate Law
Purchasing a new home represents not only a thoroughly exciting adventure, but also a huge investment. In all likelihood, you will pay more for your home than for any other asset you ever acquire. That is why you need to know that when title passes from your home’s...
What are contingencies in real estate contracts?
On behalf of Andrew M. Wolfenson, Esq., P.C. | Jul 2, 2020 | Real Estate Law
You want to feel confident when you negotiate with a seller to buy a house. If you are buying your first home, you might feel apprehensive about entering into any kind of a deal. In the event you discover a problem with the property, you may want to back out. This is...
How do I sell my house quickly?
On behalf of Andrew M. Wolfenson, Esq., P.C. | Mar 18, 2020 | Real Estate Law
There are some situations where you need to sell your house quickly. A good example is during a divorce when you need to sell the house to split the income. Until your house sells, you remain stuck and unable to finalize your divorce. This type of situation can lead...
What happens after the home inspection?
On behalf of Andrew M. Wolfenson, Esq., P.C. | Feb 20, 2020 | Real Estate Law
An essential part of the home buying process, home inspections may turn up problems that deter people from purchasing or open their eyes to the condition of the property they intend to purchase. According to the New York Times, home inspectors thoroughly examine the...
Warning signs of a predatory mortgage lender
On behalf of Andrew M. Wolfenson, Esq., P.C. | Oct 31, 2019 | Real Estate Law
Most mortgage lenders in the United States are consumer-oriented and willing to play by the rules. However, not all of them act in the best interest of those they serve and may target naïve and uninformed homebuyers and homeowners. While plenty of credible resources...
Help navigating a real estate transaction
On behalf of Andrew M. Wolfenson, Esq., P.C. | Aug 2, 2019 | Real Estate Law
For homeowners and other property owners, buying and selling a home or commercial property is one of the most significant transactions they may be a part of. Whether they are purchasing or selling a home or purchasing or selling a business property, home buyers,...
Which mortgage is right for you?
On behalf of Andrew M. Wolfenson, Esq., P.C. | Jun 6, 2019 | Real Estate Law
A home is the most valuable asset most people will own in their lifetime. However, because a home is one of the biggest purchases people make, it is often not possible for them to buy it up front. In such situations, mortgages make buying a home possible. A mortgage...
Five things you should know before you buy a house
On behalf of Andrew M. Wolfenson, Esq., P.C. | Jan 7, 2019 | Real Estate Law
Ever since you watched your first episode of House Hunters, you have been dying to buy your first home. Now that you and your partner have saved for some time, it is finally time to take that step. All those HGTV shows prepared you for this moment, or so you think....
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