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Building a brand-new home is something many Georgia residents dream of. The idea of owning a home that was built specifically for you can be exhilarating. The new home building process can be long and can involve many steps. There are many decisions you must make,...
Buying a home Georgia can be a long and complicated process and most homes that are not brand new have some items that need to be replaced and updated. Buyers expect that not everything will be perfect. It is critical that a buyer do a thorough home inspection before...
A person who is purchasing a property may be thinking about the neighborhood where it is located, the size of the lot and the price. He or she may not consider the type of title he or she will hold and how disputes can arise. Types of title The property’s title...
Many times, landlords and tenants enter into a lease agreement and expect that both parties will adhere to its terms. However, there are common lease issues that can lead to disputes. Failure to repair Landlords have an obligation to provide a habitable residence for...
Businesses are built on contracts and these documents are the cornerstone of many commercial dealings throughout Georgia. While most people abide by the contracts they make and follow through on their promises, some people will not perform what they agreed to leading...
When moving forward with construction in Georgia, zoning issues and adhering to the law are always concerns. This is true in commercial and residential projects. Even in situations where companies are trying to fulfill a need and help people, there will be scrutiny....
In today’s hot real estate market, many homeowners in Georgia are eager to sell their homes and hopefully reap a substantial profit. However, the sales process can come to a halt if a title search uncovers a defect on the title. In such situations the homeowner may...
“Encroachment” is a real estate term that refers to one property owner essentially “invading” the space of another. The best way to understand the term is to envision a line in the sand. On one side of the line lies your property, while on the other lies your...
When a seller accepts your offer on his or her home, it is not just a big deal for you — it is also a big deal for the seller. If you back out, the seller is likely to be just as upset as you would be to lose the contract. In fact, a seller may become upset enough to...
When purchasing land to construct a building, there is a lot that you have to prepare for. Not only do you have to prepare for the construction, but you have to prepare for the purchase of the land. U.S. News warns that there are mistakes many real estate investors...
