Real estate contracts outline the terms of a property transaction, but disputes can arise when one party fails to meet obligations. In Georgia, state laws govern these agreements, protecting both buyers and sellers. Understanding common disputes can help you avoid...
Predatory lending is a serious issue in luxury real estate, often targeting property owners with aggressive tactics and unfavorable loan terms. Property owners need to understand their rights and use legal strategies to protect themselves from potential financial...
Property title fraud can lead to serious legal disputes, impacting homeowners and real estate buyers alike. Property title fraud occurs when someone falsely claims ownership of property or forges documents to gain control over it. If you face accusations of title...
When you purchase a new home in Georgia, you must ensure the construction quality and safety of your investment. However, a common question arises: can your home builder refuse to allow a third-party inspection? Understanding a few factors can help you get the best...
Discovering flaws in your newly built home can be a frustrating and stressful experience. As a homeowner in Georgia, you have certain rights and remedies available to address these issues, ensuring your home meets the standards you expected. Addressing these problems...
When purchasing real estate, buyers expect transparency from property owners about any existing problems or defects. However, undisclosed issues can lead to frustration and financial loss for the buyer. In such cases, the original owner may legally be accountable for...
Tenants have certain rights when it comes to the return of their security deposits. Georgia law sets some strict requirements for landlords to protect tenants' rights. If you find yourself in a situation where you suspect your landlord has unlawfully withheld your...
Renting out your property can be a lucrative and fulfilling venture. However, landlord-tenant relationships can turn strained or result in costly and time-consuming litigation. The key to an amicable relationship is to avoid disputes. If you are proactive, you may be...
Georgia, with its picturesque landscapes and booming real estate market, draws many homeowners and investors. According to the Georgia Association of Realtors, there are anywhere from 10,000 to 15,000 sold each month across the state. However, as with any property...
Real estate litigation is necessary when any disputes related to real property arise. It happens between people with a shared interest in a property. People who pursue real estate litigation are typically homeowners, contractors, developers, buyers, sellers, landlords...