Pennsylvania Real Estate Legal Guides (6 found)

Written by Clifford L. Tuttle Jr.
To stop foreclosure, it’s important to have an understanding of how the legal process works and what options you have to try and stop the foreclosure.
4 of 5 users found this helpful. Posted in Foreclosure about 1 year ago. Jurisdiction: Pittsburgh, PA

Written by Michael Ian Werner
In Pennsylvania, The Landlord Tenant Act sets forth the rules that a landlord must follow when handling tenants’ residential security deposits. The following is a summary of those rules.
8 of 12 users found this helpful. Posted in Landlord / Tenant 6 months ago. Jurisdiction: Pennsylvania

Written by Michael Ian Werner
How to defend an appeal of your Allegheny County Property Assessment.
1 of 2 users found this helpful. Posted in Real Estate 6 months ago. Jurisdiction: Allegheny County, PA

Written by Anthony T. Verwey
If a municipality believes you have violated its zoning ordinances, you may receive what is known as an “enforcement notice.” Responding to this notice within 30 days is critically important.
Posted in Land Use / Zoning 8 months ago. Jurisdiction: Pennsylvania

Written by Harper J. Dimmerman
If your property is residential/owner-occupied and located in Philadelphia County, your mortgage foreclosure must be diverted. See http://courts.phila.gov/pdf/forms/civil/Residential-Mortgage-Foreclosure-Diversion-Pilot-Program-Materials.pdf for details.
Posted in Real Estate 8 months ago. Jurisdiction: Philadelphia County, PA

Written by Brian Lockard Nagle
If you are pursuing approvals in these areas, it is very helpful to understand the process before you proceed.
Posted in Land Use / Zoning 6 months ago. Jurisdiction: Pennsylvania