Blog Posts in Real Estate Law

When you live in a planned community governed by a homeowner’s association (HOA) or a condominium owner’s association (COA), either of these bodies can force you into foreclosure. Typically, however, ...

Whether you already live under a homeowner’s association (HOA) or are thinking about buying in a community covered by one, it’s always good to understand its covenants, conditions, and restrictions ...

Fences are pretty important features. They define the boundaries of a lot and offer privacy and safety benefits as well. Certain fences can even enhance a property’s aesthetics and beautify it. Spite ...

Owning and living in a condominium is a much different experience than doing so in a townhome or single-family home. You’re closer to your neighbors, which means you have much less room outside of ...

Real estate transactions are often complex. Even under the best circumstances, they can take a lot of time and attention to detail to ensure that property is being properly transferred from one party ...

When a fence between you and a neighbor is damaged, which one of you is responsible for repairing it? That’s a question that can quickly test just how “neighborly” two homeowners can be. Among the ...