Selling a home through a short sale requires the mortgage lender to approve a price below the amount still owed. An existing tax lien adds another financial interest that must be considered during the transaction. Until the lien is properly resolved, the buyer may be...
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What first-time homebuyers need to know in New Jersey
Buying a first home in New Jersey involves more than choosing a property and agreeing on a price. The purchase agreement includes details that can impact the entire deal, and missing key terms may lead to unexpected issues. Knowing what these agreements cover can help...
5 steps you shouldn’t miss when signing a house purchase agreement
Purchasing a home is a major milestone and can bring strong feelings of excitement. Unfortunately, this tide of emotions can cloud the buyer’s judgment. That is why buyers should closely study the entire purchase agreement to catch often-overlooked critical clauses....
Warning signs to look out for when buying a new home
The prime location and diverse communities of New Jersey make it attractive to many homebuyers. While exciting, buying a house is a big financial decision that requires careful consideration and planning. Recognizing red flags early can help protect you from costly...
How does New Jersey law treat adverse possession claims?
Property ownership disputes can arise when someone occupies land that does not belong to them. New Jersey law allows adverse possession under limited circumstances, which can affect boundary lines and ownership rights. Knowing how these claims work helps you...
How can NJ homeowners prevent deed fraud and title theft?
Deed fraud and title theft have become growing concerns for homeowners, especially in New Jersey, where real estate values continue to rise. Scammers look for unoccupied or paid-off properties to target, transferring ownership without the owner’s knowledge....
What are the legal requirements for property disclosures?
When buying or selling a property, understanding the legal requirements for property disclosures is essential. These rules ensure that buyers know about any issues with the property before finalizing the sale, providing protection for both parties involved. Clear...
How contingencies can protect people purchasing real estate
Acquiring real property is a major goal for many adults. People want to own their own homes instead of paying rent for the rest of their lives. Some people acquire multi-unit properties to rent to others or commercial space in which they intend to operate a business....
3 things to pay attention to during a home inspection
Amid the excitement of finding a property that ticks all your boxes, it’s easy to overlook issues that could lead to major headaches down the road. That’s where the home inspection comes in; this is your chance to get a professional evaluation of the property’s...
Short sale vs. foreclosure in New Jersey
If you’re struggling to pay your mortgage in New Jersey, you might be considering either a short sale or a foreclosure. While both involve selling your home for less than what you owe, they are different in how they work and what they mean for you as a homeowner....

