As technology has progressed, more and more homes are now equipped with smart home technology. Tools like smart locks, thermostats, and cameras offer a lot of benefits, such as added convenience and energy efficiency. However, they also bring up some tricky legal questions for both landlords and tenants. Ownership Rights to Smart Home Technology Ownership […]
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REITs, or Real Estate Investment Trusts, are a convenient way to invest in real estate without having to buy properties yourself. These types of trusts collect money from multiple investors to purchase and manage real estate assets. This means you can own a share of commercial properties like office buildings or shopping centers by buying […]
What are disclosure duties? Selling a house privately, especially to friends or family, seems simpler than going through the traditional real estate market. You may think you can skip some of the usual steps and rules. But even in these more relaxed settings, you still have important legal responsibilities to consider. One of the key […]
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In the world of real estate, a silent sale offers an alternative path for those looking to buy or sell property. A silent sale is a property transaction that takes place without being publicly listed. Instead of promoting the property on common real estate websites or in newspapers, the sale happens discreetly through word-of-mouth or […]
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Social media has significantly changed how we handle various aspects of life, including real estate transactions. Platforms like Facebook have become popular for listing and finding properties, making the entire process more user-friendly and accessible. With just a few clicks, people can explore multiple property listings without leaving their homes. This new way of buying […]
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Renovictions occur when tenants are evicted to allow for major renovations. Both tenants and landlords need to understand what the law says about this type of eviction. If you’re a tenant, knowing your rights can help you better handle the process. If you’re a landlord, understanding your responsibilities is key to avoiding legal trouble. […]
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The commercial real estate market has seen major changes recently, influenced by new business needs, technology, and ever-changing consumer habits. Retail spaces are transforming to accommodate the rise of online shopping, while offices are adjusting to flexible work arrangements. There’s also an increasing demand for warehouses due to the growth in e-commerce. Investors and stakeholders […]
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Leasing commercial property involves understanding different lease agreements, which is an important skill for both landlords and tenants. The three main types are gross leases, net leases, and modified gross leases. Each type has a unique structure that affects both the financial and operational aspects of renting commercial space. Understanding Gross Leases A gross lease […]
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If you’re thinking about selling a house in Maryland, you might be wondering if you can do it without a realtor. The good news is that you can, but it’s crucial to understand the steps involved and the legal requirements you’ll need to meet. While selling your home on your own can save you money […]
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When selling property directly, it’s important to understand the legal responsibilities involved, particularly disclosure requirements. These rules ensure that sellers inform buyers about certain conditions or problems with the property. Not only does this allow the buyer to make an informed decision, but it also protects the seller from potential lawsuits down the road. What […]
The Legal Implications of Smart Home Technology in Rental Properties
/by Evans LawAs technology has progressed, more and more homes are now equipped with smart home technology. Tools like smart locks, thermostats, and cameras offer a lot of benefits, such as added convenience and energy efficiency. However, they also bring up some tricky legal questions for both landlords and tenants. Ownership Rights to Smart Home Technology Ownership […]
Structuring Commercial Deals with REITs (Real Estate Investment Trusts)
/by Evans LawREITs, or Real Estate Investment Trusts, are a convenient way to invest in real estate without having to buy properties yourself. These types of trusts collect money from multiple investors to purchase and manage real estate assets. This means you can own a share of commercial properties like office buildings or shopping centers by buying […]
Disclosure Duties: What You Must Reveal Even in a Private Real Estate Sale Among Friends
/by Evans LawWhat are disclosure duties? Selling a house privately, especially to friends or family, seems simpler than going through the traditional real estate market. You may think you can skip some of the usual steps and rules. But even in these more relaxed settings, you still have important legal responsibilities to consider. One of the key […]
What is a Silent Sale in a Maryland Real Estate Transaction?
/by Evans LawIn the world of real estate, a silent sale offers an alternative path for those looking to buy or sell property. A silent sale is a property transaction that takes place without being publicly listed. Instead of promoting the property on common real estate websites or in newspapers, the sale happens discreetly through word-of-mouth or […]
Social Media and Real Estate: The Rise of Private Property Listings on Facebook Marketplace and the Legal Ramifications
/by Evans LawSocial media has significantly changed how we handle various aspects of life, including real estate transactions. Platforms like Facebook have become popular for listing and finding properties, making the entire process more user-friendly and accessible. With just a few clicks, people can explore multiple property listings without leaving their homes. This new way of buying […]
Renovictions: The Legalities of Evicting Tenants for Commercial Renovations in Maryland
/by Evans LawRenovictions occur when tenants are evicted to allow for major renovations. Both tenants and landlords need to understand what the law says about this type of eviction. If you’re a tenant, knowing your rights can help you better handle the process. If you’re a landlord, understanding your responsibilities is key to avoiding legal trouble. […]
What is the Outlook for Commercial Real Estate in 2025?
/by Evans LawThe commercial real estate market has seen major changes recently, influenced by new business needs, technology, and ever-changing consumer habits. Retail spaces are transforming to accommodate the rise of online shopping, while offices are adjusting to flexible work arrangements. There’s also an increasing demand for warehouses due to the growth in e-commerce. Investors and stakeholders […]
What Are the Three Primary Types of Commercial Property Leases?
/by Evans LawLeasing commercial property involves understanding different lease agreements, which is an important skill for both landlords and tenants. The three main types are gross leases, net leases, and modified gross leases. Each type has a unique structure that affects both the financial and operational aspects of renting commercial space. Understanding Gross Leases A gross lease […]
Buying and Selling For Sale By Owner Properties
/by Evans LawIf you’re thinking about selling a house in Maryland, you might be wondering if you can do it without a realtor. The good news is that you can, but it’s crucial to understand the steps involved and the legal requirements you’ll need to meet. While selling your home on your own can save you money […]
Understanding Disclosure Requirements in Direct Property Sales
/by Evans LawWhen selling property directly, it’s important to understand the legal responsibilities involved, particularly disclosure requirements. These rules ensure that sellers inform buyers about certain conditions or problems with the property. Not only does this allow the buyer to make an informed decision, but it also protects the seller from potential lawsuits down the road. What […]