As useful as limited-scope legal services are, there are times when a more robust set of legal services is necessary. Timely Contract can be used to identify experienced real estate attorneys licensed in the jurisdiction of the property who may be interested in your...
When moving from State-to-State, Buyers are often unaware that the legal obligations of real estate agents in the new, destination State will not necessarily mirror the legal obligations of agents in their old State. In other words, the legal environment you left may...
Document drafting for the real estate transaction is the process of creating documents that satisfy the legal requirements of Buyer and Seller, meet the practical needs of the transaction, and memorialize terms, conditions, and contingencies that are acceptable to all...
It’s not commonly understood that, depending on where a transaction takes place, Buyers are the only party to a real estate transaction who do not benefit from legal counsel. How does this work? As the party ultimately responsible for the real estate transaction,...
Selling a home without a real estate agent is referred to as "For Sale By Owner" (FSBO). Although going FSBO can save thousands of dollars of real estate agent commissions, it requires careful planning and research. Start by determining the listing price of your...
Buying a home is likely to the most expensive purchase you’ll ever make. Whether it’s vacant land, a home in a subdivision, or a condo, do your homework to avoid making an expensive mistake. 10 Reasons to Consult a Real Estate Attorney Title Exceptions. What few...
If you’re planning to sell real estate – whether a condo, single-family home, vacant land, or other type of property – chances are you’d prefer to do it quickly and for the highest price. By offering your property “For Sale By Owner” (FSBO), you save on real estate...
Timely Contract uses limited-scope legal solutions to meet the legal needs of the residential transactional marketplace. What is a limited-scope legal service? A limited-scope legal service limits the scope of the legal service provided by the attorney to exactly what...
When real property is owned by a single owner, the owner is said to have ownership in severalty. For many of you, this may be a new word, but you can remember it by thinking of the word "severed." When you have ownership in severalty, you are severed, or separate from...
Buyer's Agents spend a lot of time showing homes. It's part of the real estate business. Buyer's Agents are 100% commission-based and rely on their business acumen, excellent people skills, and the good will of the buyer to earn a living. Many Agents would prefer more...
As useful as limited-scope legal services are, there are times when a more robust set of legal services is necessary. Timely Contract can be used to identify experienced real estate attorneys licensed in the jurisdiction of the property who may be interested in your...
When moving from State-to-State, Buyers are often unaware that the legal obligations of real estate agents in the new, destination State will not necessarily mirror the legal obligations of agents in their old State. In other words, the legal environment you left may...
Document drafting for the real estate transaction is the process of creating documents that satisfy the legal requirements of Buyer and Seller, meet the practical needs of the transaction, and memorialize terms, conditions, and contingencies that are acceptable to all...
It’s not commonly understood that, depending on where a transaction takes place, Buyers are the only party to a real estate transaction who do not benefit from legal counsel. How does this work? As the party ultimately responsible for the real estate transaction,...
Selling a home without a real estate agent is referred to as "For Sale By Owner" (FSBO). Although going FSBO can save thousands of dollars of real estate agent commissions, it requires careful planning and research. Start by determining the listing price of your...