Real Estate

Manufactured Homes
In years past, manufactured homes were referred to as "mobile homes," and, in fact, many people continue to refer to manufactured homes as such today. In the year 1980, the United States Congress adopted the phrase "manufactured homes" to describe a type of factory-built home that was required to conform to certain standards developed by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). More...
Options to Purchase Real Estate
Briefly stated, an option refers to a party's right to purchase real estate within a specified period of time. More...
The Historic Homeowner -- Historic Designations
It is important to us to remember our history by preserving the past. Historic designations on the federal, state, and local levels serve as an important mechanism for identifying our historic resources. More...
Considerations for Sellers of Real Estate
There are probably as many reasons for putting a house up for sale as there are sellers. Regardless of the reasons, once the decision is made to sell, sellers have many things to consider that will make the process run smoothly. Among them are the physical condition of the property, the selling price, the remaining balance on any other mortgages or liens that are recorded against the property, and the use of a broker. More...
Mold in the Home - Overview
Molds may cause a wide range of health problems. If a person is sensitive, he or she may experience some type of allergic reaction if mold is touched or inhaled. More...

Areas of Practice

  • Real Estate Transactions
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  • Civil Litigation
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