Under normal circumstances, selling residential real estate involves interacting with several people. The standard formalities include in-person property tours, roundtable closings, and handshakes. But the reality of the COVID-19 pandemic, safety, and social distancing has become the new norm. This means that sellers and real estate professionals have to adapt to a new way of […]
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The term “estate” is often used to describe an individual’s assets and possessions, including their property and money, at the time of their demise. An estate sale usually refers to an attempt to dispose of the decedent’s property for the maximum amount and as fast as possible. The estate sale customarily happens in the home […]
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In life, most people aspire to own a safe, secure home. A home purchase is a big decision, and one where you cannot afford to make a mistake. For this reason, it is a good idea to work with a real estate lawyer who has an expert understanding of mortgage fraud, disclosure fraud, subdivision and […]
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Real estate lawyers assist with home sales, starting from the minute the contract is signed through the negotiation (aptly known as “attorney review”) to closing. The seller’s attorney examines sales contracts, professionally communicates terms, and attends closings to prevent any problems. A home sale is a complex process that necessitates in-depth knowledge of local, state, […]
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A contract between contractors or project managers and subcontractors is known as a subcontractor agreement. This contract legally solidifies the terms between the two parties and helps ensure that the terms are honored by both sides. On their part, subcontractors should review the agreement and confirm specifics to ensure protection from unfair risk. In general, […]
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A short sale, also known as a pre-foreclosure sale, is an option to prevent foreclosure on a home. Before deciding whether a short sale is a right option for you, it is necessary to speak to an attorney to understand all alternatives available to you. If you are unable to make the monthly mortgage payments […]
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In Maryland, the construction process is largely smooth. However, there can be problems even with the most well-organized construction projects. Many parties are involved in construction projects, ranging from contractors and subcontractors to property owners. With so many parties involved, the circumstances are ripe for disagreements. In addition, a substantial amount of money is involved […]
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Businesses will find themselves in an uncertain and challenging environment after the worst of the coronavirus pandemic is over. It is almost certain that the world will change in an unforeseen manner. In fact, the COVID-19 pandemic is being compared to the Great Depression with regards to its potential impact on the economy. There are […]
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In the two major metro markets in Maryland, the real estate sector started strong. Unfortunately, the COVID-19 pandemic led to unprecedented lockdown orders. MarketStats data indicates that in Washington and Baltimore metro regions, the highest median March sales prices peaked at the highest amounts in the past ten years. However, by the end of the […]
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The ongoing Covid-19 crisis has created challenges for both landlords and renters pertaining to managing their finances. If you are a landlord, you may be wondering whether you have a legal obligation to waive your tenant’s rent if they express their inability to pay this month or the next citing coronavirus related economic disruption. To […]
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How COVID-19 Has Forever Altered the Home Buying Process
/in Real Estate Services /by Evans LawUnder normal circumstances, selling residential real estate involves interacting with several people. The standard formalities include in-person property tours, roundtable closings, and handshakes. But the reality of the COVID-19 pandemic, safety, and social distancing has become the new norm. This means that sellers and real estate professionals have to adapt to a new way of […]
Using a Real Estate Attorney for An Estate Sale
/in Real Estate Services /by Evans LawThe term “estate” is often used to describe an individual’s assets and possessions, including their property and money, at the time of their demise. An estate sale usually refers to an attempt to dispose of the decedent’s property for the maximum amount and as fast as possible. The estate sale customarily happens in the home […]
What Does a Real Estate Attorney Do for a Buyer?
/in Annapolis Real Estate Law /by Evans LawIn life, most people aspire to own a safe, secure home. A home purchase is a big decision, and one where you cannot afford to make a mistake. For this reason, it is a good idea to work with a real estate lawyer who has an expert understanding of mortgage fraud, disclosure fraud, subdivision and […]
What Does a Real Estate Attorney Do for a Seller?
/in Uncategorized /by Evans LawReal estate lawyers assist with home sales, starting from the minute the contract is signed through the negotiation (aptly known as “attorney review”) to closing. The seller’s attorney examines sales contracts, professionally communicates terms, and attends closings to prevent any problems. A home sale is a complex process that necessitates in-depth knowledge of local, state, […]
7 Things to Know Before Entering into a Contractor / Subcontractor Agreement
/in Construction Attorney Annapolis /by Evans LawA contract between contractors or project managers and subcontractors is known as a subcontractor agreement. This contract legally solidifies the terms between the two parties and helps ensure that the terms are honored by both sides. On their part, subcontractors should review the agreement and confirm specifics to ensure protection from unfair risk. In general, […]
How Does a Short Sale Work in Maryland?
/in Real Estate Services /by Evans LawA short sale, also known as a pre-foreclosure sale, is an option to prevent foreclosure on a home. Before deciding whether a short sale is a right option for you, it is necessary to speak to an attorney to understand all alternatives available to you. If you are unable to make the monthly mortgage payments […]
What Are the Most Common Causes of Construction Disputes?
/in Annapolis Real Estate Law, Uncategorized /by Evans LawIn Maryland, the construction process is largely smooth. However, there can be problems even with the most well-organized construction projects. Many parties are involved in construction projects, ranging from contractors and subcontractors to property owners. With so many parties involved, the circumstances are ripe for disagreements. In addition, a substantial amount of money is involved […]
Resolving Business Disputes Caused by COVID-19
/in business law /by Evans LawBusinesses will find themselves in an uncertain and challenging environment after the worst of the coronavirus pandemic is over. It is almost certain that the world will change in an unforeseen manner. In fact, the COVID-19 pandemic is being compared to the Great Depression with regards to its potential impact on the economy. There are […]
How Will the Coronavirus Pandemic Impact the Maryland Housing Market?
/in Real Estate Services /by Evans LawIn the two major metro markets in Maryland, the real estate sector started strong. Unfortunately, the COVID-19 pandemic led to unprecedented lockdown orders. MarketStats data indicates that in Washington and Baltimore metro regions, the highest median March sales prices peaked at the highest amounts in the past ten years. However, by the end of the […]
Are Landlords Obligated to Waive My Rent in Maryland Because of COVID-19?
/in landloard-teant law /by Evans LawThe ongoing Covid-19 crisis has created challenges for both landlords and renters pertaining to managing their finances. If you are a landlord, you may be wondering whether you have a legal obligation to waive your tenant’s rent if they express their inability to pay this month or the next citing coronavirus related economic disruption. To […]