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...
Legal due diligence and real estate pricing are two distinct but related processes that play crucial roles in real estate transactions. Legal Due Diligence: Legal due diligence involves a thorough investigation of the invisible legal risks, liabilities, and issues of...
Easements are colloquially defined as "the right to pass over." There are many types of real estate easements including but not limited to Utility, Drainage, Shared Septic, Fence, and Access Easements like Driveways, Roads, and Public Paths. Easement issues crop up...
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...
To understand what title insurance is, it helps to understand what title is. Broadly defined, title includes the right to possess, to build, to exclude others, and the right to sell. Title to land can be affected in any number of ways. The County Recorder’s Office is...
It's no secret that government is big and getting bigger. What if you want to build an addition on your home? In most areas of the United States, you'll have to undertake time-consuming and expensive processes to gain government approval. I’m not talking about permit...
Each State differs with regard to laws, rules, and regulations governing real property transactions. Below are factors to consider when buying or selling real estate in Montana. Legal Due Diligence in Montana Unless buying a home in a platted subdivision, a Buyer is...
Title insurance insures against risks associated with the transfer of real property. However, if you've ever had the pleasure of reading through a title insurance policy, you'll know that not all risks to title are covered. Although Buyers don't need to be experts in...
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...
Legal due diligence and real estate pricing are two distinct but related processes that play crucial roles in real estate transactions. Legal Due Diligence: Legal due diligence involves a thorough investigation of the invisible legal risks, liabilities, and issues of...
Easements are colloquially defined as "the right to pass over." There are many types of real estate easements including but not limited to Utility, Drainage, Shared Septic, Fence, and Access Easements like Driveways, Roads, and Public Paths. Easement issues crop up...
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...