When selling a home in New Jersey, it’s crucial to ensure full transparency with potential buyers. Disclosures protect both parties and uphold legal requirements. Here are the important things you should disclose when selling a home in New Jersey. Property Condition...
The process of buying a home is not without its challenges. Some things may not work out as you intended, which is why you need to have contingency clauses in your purchase contract. It can help protect your legal and financial interests. Contingency clauses allow you...
Maybe you have been sharing space for years with some incorporeal roommates. No matter how well you may have cohabited with your ghostly guests, the time has come for you to put the home on the market. Are you legally required to disclose to potential buyers that your...
Understanding the rights and obligations regarding property lines is essential for any landowner in New Jersey. Boundary disputes can be a source of significant tension and confusion, but with the right approach, you can resolve these issues efficiently and...
At the end of their lease, it would be great if every tenant left their dwelling in the same condition as when the lease began. Unfortunately, that isn't always the case, and the landlord has to spend time and money making repairs before they can start receiving...
A purchase and sale agreement (PSA) is a legally binding contract that explicitly outlines the terms and conditions governing the sale and transfer of a property. It is not the actual transfer of the property. Instead, it creates an obligation for the two parties to...
When a tenant rents a home in New Jersey, it is likely that the landlord will ask for a security deposit. This is standard practice, but it is still good to educate yourself whether you are a landlord or a tenant about the basics of security deposits in New Jersey and...
An easement gives someone else the right to use your property, but only for a certain purpose. They do not have an ownership interest in the property the easement is on, just the right to be there. There are three types of easements: easements appurtenant, easements...
Many people were furloughed from work for months or lost their jobs altogether during the public health crisis that began in 2020. Without an income, they could not pay rent. In response, the federal and state governments issued eviction moratoriums. During these...
There is no doubt that legal issues in New Jersey real estate can be challenging. Thankfully, not all issues or disputes lead to litigation, but real estate problems can be difficult to solve all the same. If you are facing a real estate law issue, you’ll need to...
