Now that the new tax bill is on its way to being passed, it’s time to consider its ramifications in the area of family law. One of the sections within… CONTINUE
In Ohio real estate law, what is a non-disclosure action?
We need to start with the concept of buyer beware – caveat emptor. When we buy real estate in Ohio, the concept of buyer beware applies to the transaction. What… CONTINUE
Is it possible to get an easement for water access?
Often, I will see instances where someone has run a line across a piece of property for purposes of getting electricity, or tapping into a sewer or a water source…. CONTINUE
What’s the remedy for the buyer of a property with a title defect?
The first thing I do when a buyer comes to our office regarding a discovered title defect is to look at their title insurance policy. Second, I want to see… CONTINUE
Easement
An easement is a right given to a person or entity to utilize a portion of your property for a specific purpose or reason. There are a number of different… CONTINUE
Types of Easements in Ohio
Easements give a right to others to use a landowner’s property. An easement can be created in writing by agreement between the parties which is recorded with the county recorder…. CONTINUE
Real Estate Disclosures: Warranties and Representations
When you are representing the buyer, do you ever insist on the warranties and representations? More so, we recommend doing this on the commercial end than the residential end. However,… CONTINUE
Ohio Real Estate Disclosure Requirements
When you are representing the buyer, what are the disclosure requirements? There is an inspection/property disclosure report that the seller must give to the buyer under Ohio law. The form… CONTINUE
What is Earnest Money?
Earnest money is a good faith deposit put up by the buyer to commit them to the transaction. Often the real estate agent will hold onto the earnest money, and… CONTINUE
Closing an Offer
“Closing an offer” means that written offers and counter-offers finally resulted in an unequivocal written acceptance by one of the parties. At that point you have a contract for the… CONTINUE
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