Marietta, Georgia, has some of the most beautiful turn-of-the-century homes on the market. In a town that is so rich in history, the ability to buy a classic, old home is something that some people just can’t pass up. However, there are a few questions you should...

To protect property buyers, sellers in Georgia have to disclose any potential issues with the property. This can range from simple issues like a missing dishwasher to a major issue like someone dying a violent death in the home. Here are some of the things that...

Closing day on your purchase of a Georgia home might not go as smoothly as many prospective buyers envision. Instead of a smooth and happy ownership transition, the final walkthrough many times turns up unpleasant surprises. Among the worst is learning the title is...

There are many questions surrounding the concept of eminent domain and condemnation. Many people don't know how the process works and how it is legal for local government to seize control of a property that has been purchased by a resident. What is eminent domain?...

One of the main benefits of owning a piece of land is control. Through ownership, you have the ability to use the property in whatever lawful manner you’d like. When considering a potential real estate purchase, it is vital to have a professional do due diligence to...

Real estate investors in Georgia and elsewhere know that it is important to maintain the value of their properties. However, unforeseen events can, sometimes, threaten to devalue a property. Such is the case with an upscale Manhattan condo complex that was seized by...

People in Georgia who decide to divorce will have to contend with how to divide their marital assets. Property division in a divorce is among the most contentious areas that might arise. One of the biggest decisions that a divorcing couple might have is how to handle...

Encroachments occur when a neighbor builds something that crosses over into your property. An encroachment could also occur if a tree or plant grows into your yard. When buying a home in Georgia, it is important to look for encroachments as they can cause problems in...

Zoning laws in Georgia and throughout the country help to determine where and how a commercial property can be used. In some cases, a building owner may want to use the property in a manner that violates a local zoning ordinance. However, it may be possible to obtain...

In Georgia, some homeowners have to deal with encroachments on their property. Encroachments occur when a structure is built that crosses onto the property of someone else. When a neighbor builds a structure that extends into the another person's property, the...