New Jersey real estate attorney Christine Matus (https://matuslaw.com/real-estate-attorney/) releases a new article explaining the role of a real estate lawyer in real estate transactions. According to the lawyer, selling or purchasing real estate is one of the most important decisions that a person can make in life. She adds that buying a house is an important decision because it can be used as an investment as well as as a place for a family to grow.
"In addition to reviewing a contract, a real estate lawyer will guide you and help you understand the complicated undertaking of disclosures, title commitments, inspections and property repairs, mortgage approvals, and other complex legal issues surrounding the purchase of a home," says the New Jersey real estate attorney.
The lawyer explains some of the characteristics and types of real estate transactions. Residential property is just one type. TIn this type of transaction, an individual is given three days to have their lawyer review the documents before they are legally bound to the contract.
The real estate lawyer also discusses the various types of realty transactions that are possible, including property tax appeals and commercial realty. Attorney Matus discusses the difficulties and complexity that can occur in commercial realty transactions.
The article also covers property tax appeals. Attorney Matus explains that property tax appeals occur when someone feels their property is not being properly assessed. A property tax appeal can be filed by a property owner if they believe they are paying more tax than they should.
"If you are buying or selling a small business, there are many matters that will be legally important to you beyond the negotiation of a price. Whether the company is sold in its entirety, with or without real estate or other property and assets, as part of a franchise, or as part of a merger, joint venture, or partnership, an experienced real estate attorney may be able to guide you through the process," the real estate attorney says about the purchase and sale of small businesses.
Lastly, the lawyer emphasizes the importance of having a skilled real estate lawyer when it comes to matters such as property tax appeals, commercial realty, and small business purchases and sales. An experienced attorney may be able to help the client make guided purchases and get their money's worth.
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