Real estate disputes can cause a lot of tension among property owners. Below are three common issues that can lead to real estate litigation. 1. Problems with deeds Neighbors may argue about boundary lines. A fence may be in the wrong place or a desire to expand a...
When creating a commercial lease agreement, you have many details to negotiate. How much rent will the tenant pay? When will the rent be paid? When will the lease expire? Can the tenant renew the lease? With so many details, it can be easy for other information to get...
Real estate transactions often involve a significant investment of time and money, and when one party fails to uphold their part in a real estate contract, it can have a significant impact on the other. A breach of contract suit could offer relief from the financial...
In real estate, written contracts exist so that both parties are fully aware of their obligations in the transaction. However, when one party does not uphold their end of the contract by failing to fulfill the obligations outlined within the contract, this is known as...
If you are an Arizonan, then you have likely entered into a real estate transaction at some point with your eyes open, meaning you were aware of the condition of the property, any restrictions or covenants existing with the property, and you might even be aware of...
An Arizona homeowner may think that once he has purchased a home, he has the freedom to do what he wants with the property. In reality, that is not always the case for a number of reasons, one of which includes deed restrictions.Deed restrictions place conditions on...
There are many ways that a real estate dispute might arise between neighboring Arizona property owners. One common source of discord is the presence of an easement. An easement grants the owner of the easement the right to use another's land for a particular purpose,...
Landlords and tenants alike may enter into a lease optimistically, hoping for a beneficial and amenable relationship. Frequently, landlords and tenants do have successful relationships, but, as Arizona residents are undoubtedly aware, sometimes lease disputes arise...
Many in the real estate business may think of the ideal real estate transaction as a "win-win" situation. A seller obtains what they want - the sale of a piece of property, and a buyer obtains what they seek - a desired piece of property for their home or business....
Arizona homeowners typically expect that they will have full use of the property they rightfully own. They will likely hope for positive relationships with their neighbors, and that neighboring properties can coexist peacefully. Unfortunately, however, some Arizona...
