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- The acquisition, leasing, financing, and sale of residential, new construction, commercial, and industrial property.
- All aspects and types of Real Estate Law & Litigation including Errors and Omissions Claims, Non-Disclosure, Property Defect, and Fraud.
- Residential and Commercial Real Estate Development and Building Law.
- Real Estate Finance, Title and Escrow matters including Short Sales and Foreclosures.
- Property Management.
- Zoning and Land Use including subdivision approvals and appeals.
- Property Tax issues and appeals.
- Complaints against real estate agents and brokers before industry trade associations, the Real Estate Commission and Civil Rights Commission.
Are You Buying or Selling A Home In Sussex County, NJ?
All real estate transactions, whether you are the buyer or the seller, contain many agreements that are legally binding. A lawyer experienced in real estate law in the area you are looking to purchase or sell a home can help you avoid the many pitfalls that can occur during the real estate transaction. Here is some information that can help you get started:
More Information on Real Estate and Land Use from Askin & Hooker:
Buying and Selling Commercial Real Estate in NJ
Commercial real estate is a broad term describing real property used to generate a profit. Examples of commercial real estate include retail buildings, office buildings, warehouses, industrial buildings, apartment buildings, or “mixed-use” buildings, where the...
Buying a Home in NJ? Checklist for First-Time Home Buyers
Purchasing a new home is both exciting and anxiety-inducing for any first-time homebuyer. The process of buying a home involves a lot of legal and other unique issues dealing with transactions. A real estate lawyer is essential when dealing with these issues....
NJ Property Tax Appeal: What You Need to Know
Considering a NJ Property Tax Appeal? Here is some important information to consider and some important deadlines. In New Jersey, two factors determine your tax bill: the taxable value of your home and the tax rate or the percentage of the taxable value that the local...
2017 Real Estate Tax Appeal Deadline Approaching
It's that time of the year again! April 1st is the deadline for filing your property tax appeal. Property taxes are the result of the local budget process and may not be appealed but the property’s assessment may be. A taxpayer considering an appeal should understand...