Have you ever wondered why utility workers can access your property without your permission? Or have you ever seen two houses with a shared driveway and wondered how that works? Or wondered who owns the path that leads to public…
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Zoning Disputes: Explaining Easement Rights
Posted in Real Estate, Real Estate Attorney Tagged with: easements, property line, real estate attorney, residential property rights
How Homeowners Can Handle HOA Disputes
Do you live in a community governed by a homeowners’ association (HOA)? If so, you’ve more than likely run into a unique set of issues with your living situation – from rules and regulations that affect the usage and maintenance of the property or difficult neighbors…
Posted in Real Estate, Real Estate Attorney Tagged with: Attorney Bryant Dunivan, HOA, HOA dispute, homeowners association, real estate attorney
Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) Loan Headaches and common PACE Loan Questions
Did you just find out what the payment on your Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) loan will be? Haven’t heard of a PACE loan? Me either. I recently read a National Consumer Law Center response that has me very afraid for…
Why do you need a property inspection when buying a new home?
Recently, I was posed a question from a blogger over at realtor.com where they were looking for a real estate attorney to talk about home inspections gone wrong and how to mitigate risk. It’s an important issue and, while they were asking about…
Posted in Real Estate, Real Estate Attorney
REO Title Cloud – Bought Home From Bank and Now I Can’t Sell
A Title Cloud can be a problem for any homeowner or investor that purchased a home from the Bank after it foreclosed! A recent story in the news has me pretty upset – and feeling bad for a family that…
Posted in Real Estate, Title Cloud
