We are expert in a lot of legal areas related to real estate
Real estate law services typically involve reviewing and preparing legal documents related to real estate transactions, including purchase agreements, deeds, leases, title documents, and loan documents. We can also provide advice on matters such as zoning laws, landlord–tenant disputes, and construction contracts. In addition, we can assist with dispute resolution, negotiation of agreements, and providing representation in court or arbitration.
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Real Estate Transactions
Buying a home is already stressful, by hiring our firm we will make sure that is the only stressful part of your transaction. We will take care to examine the title of your new home and conduct an efficient closing.
Real Estate Sale
Selling a home can be a happy but emotional event. At O'Grady Law, PLLC, we will ensure that your seller documents are done carefully. If you are in a pinch with time, please let us know. We can conduct seller documents within 24 hours if necessary.
Real Estate Closings
Real estate closings, also known as settlements, are the point in a real estate transaction when the title of the property is transferred from the seller to the buyer, and the buyer pays the purchase price to the seller.
Landlord & Tenant Litigation
These services can include the preparation of legal documents for filing with the court, representing the landlord in court proceedings, negotiating settlements, drafting leases and other contracts, and advising on landlord-tenant law.
Spanish Translation Services
We offer Spanish translation services, as well as interpretation services. Our team of native Spanish speakers is experienced in translating documents, websites, and other materials into Spanish.
Notary Services
Yes, we do offer notary services for document signings. We can also provide additional information and guidance on the notary process. Please contact us for more information.
FAQs
We strive to provide our clients with personalized, comprehensive legal advice and services tailored to their specific needs. Our team of experienced attorneys is knowledgeable in all aspects of real estate law, so we are able to provide our clients with the best possible legal representation. We also have a unique approach to client service, meaning that we take the time to understand our clients‘ goals and objectives, and then design a customized strategy to help them achieve their desired outcomes.
An assignment of leases is a legal document that transfers the rights and obligations of a tenant from one party to another. The assignor (the person transferring their lease) assigns their rights and obligations to the assignee (the person taking over the lease). This document is generally used when a tenant is unable to fulfill the terms of their lease agreement and needs to transfer the lease to someone else.
An estoppel certificate is a document used in real estate transactions that outlines facts related to a lease or rental agreement between a landlord and tenant. It is typically requested by a mortgage lender, buyer, or seller to confirm the terms of the lease, including the amount of rent, any overdue payments, and other obligations. The certificate also serves to protect all parties involved by preventing any disputes or claims related to the lease from being raised in the future.
–A promissory note –Security agreement –UCC–1 statement –Personal guaranty –Environmental assessment –Credit agreement –Letter of credit –Intercreditor agreement –Lease agreement –Insurance policy –Shareholders agreement –Subordination agreement –Subscription agreement –Release of lien –Escrow agreement
A due on sale clause (also known as an acceleration clause) is typically included in a mortgage agreement and stipulates that the entire outstanding balance of a loan is due immediately if the property is sold or transferred. This clause gives the lender the right to call in the loan balance if the property is sold or transferred without their consent, and it protects their security interest in the property. This helps to ensure that the lender will be able to collect the full balance of the loan if the borrower defaults.
A foreclosure is a legal process in which a lender repossesses a property from the borrower due to a failure to make mortgage payments. The foreclosure process can be lengthy and complex, and it allows lenders to recoup the money they have loaned out to the borrower.