Residential property

Residential property is real estate that has been developed or zoned to be used for living, such as single family houses, apartments or mobile home parks.

Buying or Selling? 5 Reasons to Have A Real Estate Attorney

by attorney Nicholas M. Carrescia

A real estate attorney can save your time, ensure a fair deal, lower chances of the deal failing or post-closing litigation, and save money.

Residential property

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Purchasing a Home: Due Diligence Checklist

Buying or Selling? 5 Reasons to Have A Real Estate Attorney

Recently asked questions

How apart should a mobile home be apart from each other in a trailer park

Can a condo owner personally sue the property developer for loss of income and property devaluation?

HOA charged plumber cost to my unit when the leaking source is from neighbor?

Can an HOA charge me an additional $25 fee for being late in paying the $25 late fee on my HOA assessment?

How do I make my HOA/PM office stop harassing me over unpaid assessments that were paid with proof?

I live in NC, I am considering renting out my parent's home in California, to protect myself should I start an LLC? Can I?

Liens on a Homestead in Texas?

Could not afford HOA fees covid and lack of incometo cover all expenses?

Who is responsible for behind the wall water damage from AC sleeve in Coop in Westchester County?

Foreclosure payment plan request with HOA?

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HOA Restrictions - Newport Beach Real Estate Attorneys

What Happens In a Real Estate Contract When a Seller Doesnt Want to Sell?

Which HOA Law Applies To Me

Common Real Estate Law Terms and Concepts

What is the CAR contract when you buy or sell a home?

Colorado Easement Law Primary

Hurricane Insurance Claims in Florida

CAN A CONDO EVICT AN OWNER OR TENANT IN FLORIDA?

What’s the difference between a condo and co-op?

Resources

Sponsored Listings

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Residential property

Featured articles

Purchasing a Home: Due Diligence Checklist

Buying or Selling? 5 Reasons to Have A Real Estate Attorney

Recently asked questions

How apart should a mobile home be apart from each other in a trailer park

Can a condo owner personally sue the property developer for loss of income and property devaluation?

HOA charged plumber cost to my unit when the leaking source is from neighbor?

Can an HOA charge me an additional $25 fee for being late in paying the $25 late fee on my HOA assessment?

How do I make my HOA/PM office stop harassing me over unpaid assessments that were paid with proof?

I live in NC, I am considering renting out my parent's home in California, to protect myself should I start an LLC? Can I?

Liens on a Homestead in Texas?

Could not afford HOA fees covid and lack of incometo cover all expenses?

Who is responsible for behind the wall water damage from AC sleeve in Coop in Westchester County?

Foreclosure payment plan request with HOA?

Related topics

Ask your own legal question, it's free

Legal Guides

Securing Real Estate Deals by Getting Proper Deposits

HOA Restrictions - Newport Beach Real Estate Attorneys

What Happens In a Real Estate Contract When a Seller Doesnt Want to Sell?

Which HOA Law Applies To Me

Common Real Estate Law Terms and Concepts

What is the CAR contract when you buy or sell a home?

Colorado Easement Law Primary

Hurricane Insurance Claims in Florida

CAN A CONDO EVICT AN OWNER OR TENANT IN FLORIDA?

What’s the difference between a condo and co-op?

Resources

Sponsored Listings

Find Residential property lawyers by top cities

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