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Buy Yourself Some Peace of Mind: Know What You are Purchasing Before You Close

Buy Yourself Some Peace of Mind: Know What You are Purchasing Before You Close

by Gwendolyn Cornwell | Dec 2, 2020 | Real Estate Law

When you purchase a home, the seller is required to complete a Seller Disclosure Statement, also referred to as a Form 17, disclosing known problems with the house or condominium unit. However, this disclosure only speaks to the individual property. If your soon-to-be...
LEASES AND CONTRACTS IN THE AGE OF A PANDEMIC – AN ACTUAL EVENT THAT MAY QUALIFY AS A REASON FOR RENT ABATEMENT OR TERMINATION OF A LEASE OR CONTRACT

LEASES AND CONTRACTS IN THE AGE OF A PANDEMIC – AN ACTUAL EVENT THAT MAY QUALIFY AS A REASON FOR RENT ABATEMENT OR TERMINATION OF A LEASE OR CONTRACT

by Michael Brandt | Apr 21, 2020 | Condominium Law, Real Estate Law

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced many individuals and businesses to uproot themselves from their normal workplaces and find new quarters at home to continue to earn their living and/or just to remain safe. Such an undertaking has forced these individuals to duplicate...
UNLAWFUL NOISE vs QUIET ENJOYMENT  HOW TO FIND TRANQUILITY IN YOUR HOME

UNLAWFUL NOISE vs QUIET ENJOYMENT HOW TO FIND TRANQUILITY IN YOUR HOME

by Molly E. Mueller | Nov 6, 2019 | Real Estate Law

The right to quiet enjoyment of ones’ home is a right bestowed upon all homeowners and residents. However, as our communities continue to grow and become more densely populated, the concept of a quiet living space may seem far-fetched. The noises that we hear daily in...
NEIGHBORLY ACCOMMODATION IN BOUNDARY LINE DISPUTES

NEIGHBORLY ACCOMMODATION IN BOUNDARY LINE DISPUTES

by Michael Brandt | Feb 25, 2019 | Articles, Real Estate Law

A typical definition of prescription or adverse use is: “The use of another’s land, in some way in which one might use an easement, if continued for 10 years, creates an easement if the use is (1) actual over a uniform route, (2) open and notorious, (3) hostile, (4)...

TREE REMOVAL AND TREE TOPPING DISPUTES IN WASHINGTON: YOUR TREES ARE NOT NECESSARILY YOURS TO CONTOL

by Michael Brandt | Jun 7, 2017 | Articles, Real Estate Law

Stop! Don’t Remove that Tree Tree related issues and disputes are common in Washington State. Washingtonians have a desire to preserve their trees as much as possible, yet they also want to take advantage of the stunning views that the Pacific Northwest has to offer....

RENT TO OWN: THE LEASE-OPTION AGREEMENT

by Michael Brandt | Jun 16, 2016 | Articles, Real Estate Law

Do you have bad credit or lack a down payment? A lease-option (rent to own) agreement may be the answer. How can you become a homeowner without putting down a large down payment on the home you want to purchase?  One way to go about it is to negotiate a lease-option...
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