You have a deed to your property so does this give you the unfettered right to sell that property to a willing buyer? Not always. Having a paper deed is different from having the title to the property. If there is a defect in the title of the property, it must be...
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How much of an issue is an easement on a property?
It’s a tight real estate market right now, with buyers jumping at the chance to own just about any property that comes up for sale. Just the same, you’ve finally managed to secure a bid on the perfect place. There’s just one unexpected hitch: The property has an...
4 contract contingencies to consider when buying a Kentucky home
In the economic environment of the 21st century, buying a home for your family is riskier than ever. The typical home buyer in Russell, Kentucky, cannot afford any mistakes on either side of a real estate contract. Of course, selling property also poses some risks....
The right contingency clauses protect home buyers and sellers
Whether you’re buying or selling a home, the home purchase contract can make a crucial difference in the outcome -- especially when things don’t go smoothly (as often happens). That’s why it’s important to protect yourself with contingency clauses. These clauses can...
Does your commercial lease protect you or just your landlord?
Leases are just contracts between someone who owns property and someone who wants to pay to use that property. While residential leases can be complex, commercial leases are even more so. A lease could last for much longer when it applies to a commercial property. The...