If you find yourself unable to make monthly mortgage payments on your personal or commercial property, you may have options to avoid a foreclosure. Mortgage forbearance and deferment programs allow you to temporarily pause or reduce payments. Learning the difference...
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3 benefits of a thorough title search
In the dynamic realm of real estate transactions, ensuring a smooth and secure process is important. The comprehensive title search is an often overlooked yet indispensable step in this journey. This investigative process, delving into a property's history, offers a...
Breaking down municipal land use for Georgia business owners
The U.S. Small Business Association reported that as of 2022, there are over 1 million small businesses in operation in Georgia. When you dive into the world of commercial property ownership, you encounter a maze of considerations and regulations. Among the most...
Things to consider when buying land for a new Georgia business
With its diverse landscape and burgeoning economy, Georgia offers many opportunities for aspiring entrepreneurs. If you are considering starting a new venture in the Peach State, one of the first steps you might think about is purchasing land. Finding the perfect plot...
Is it possible to lose my earnest money deposit?
Putting down an earnest money deposit shows a real estate seller that you are serious about buying the property. Still, events can happen that make you think twice about your purchase. So you should know if the seller will keep your deposit even if you try to back out...
Three factors to consider when purchasing vacant land
Some homebuyers and entrepreneurs find it preferable to buy an empty plot of land to construct a home or building from the ground up. Vacant land purchases can proceed without difficulty, though you should be sure that you can use your land as you intend. Empty land...
New law makes some real estate liens illegal
Some real estate brokers in Georgia require sellers to sign a contract agreeing to pay a penalty if the seller does not use that broker to sell the home during the contract period. These contracts, which can last as long as 40 years, prevent sellers from utilizing the...
Do sellers need to disclose anything to potential buyers?
First-time homebuyers understandably go into the process with a lot of stress, even if they are fairly well informed. After all, there are a lot of things to remember, like usage restrictions and building codes. It is important for buyers to arm themselves with as...
4 common property disputes to understand
Property disputes are common, whether they come from homeowners, tenants or commercial real estate transactions. Complex legal battles are generally the result of disagreements over property boundaries, ownership and other property-related concerns. If you know the...
Readying your finances before you purchase a home
Preparing to buy a home requires you to take a thorough assessment of your finances. Arguably the most critical aspect of buying a home, financing must work seamlessly, or you could lose your chance. Knowing how to ready your finances for this big investment can help...