I agree with my colleague. You should retain an attorney to advise you on the purchase. The attorney will confirm this advice.

Real estate-Sellers sold me a two family house that isnt a two family

The rights you have will be largely if not exclusively governed by the terms of the contract of sale that you signed. An attorney that practices...

Accidentally incorporated 4 years ago in NJ, never did business, $0 assets. Reinstate & dissolve? Worst outcome if I let it go?

I agree with Mr. Cappuccio. AS to some of your other questions: The corporate tax will be applied every year until the corporation is...

Gave a deposit moving in on the 1st of the month. Not sure will be there 1 year. Must I sign a yrly lease?

Landlord and tenants are free to enter into a written lease for any period they agree on. You need to ask the management company if you can rent...

Do you have to buy-out a person's share in a house to remove them from the deed?

If both owners agree on the change in the deed, then the mechanics of creating and recording a new deed is straightforward. However, if there is a...

My mom wants to sell out her share of a pool store business. Its looks like the store has started another store nearby.

I agree with the excellent answer provided by Mr. Jensen. I would also add that the best person to analyze financial records of a business, where...

I contracted with a company to fix my fireplace chimney for a cost of $650. The 2 people they sent destroyed my chimney.

A lot will depend on the contract you signed with the company that destroyed your chimney. First you need to confirm that the repair did not...

I agree with my colleague. Generally as long as the house is considered part of the real property (the land) that you are purchasing, its value...

I have a signed 2 year lease. 2 weeks prior to move in, our landlord wants to change it to 1. Can she do that?

No she can't. Your lease is an enforceable contract.

Easement in New Jersey 08006

The nature and extent of an easement is governed by the wording in the grant of easement in the original deed creating it. So it is not possible...