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In every commercial real estate transaction, due diligence serves as the critical phase in which a buyer confirms whether the property, its

Commercial real estate transactions in New Jersey involve substantial investment, extensive due diligence, and an array of legal complexitie

The commercial eviction process in New Jersey is neither swift nor simple. Landlords often approach these matters with the expectation that

The idea of avoiding attorney fees or broker commissions is tempting, but does it actually result in real savings

When buying or selling real estate, one of the most common questions is whether you need a lawyer to handle the transaction.

When selling a property in New Jersey, it is imperative for sellers to understand the legal obligations regarding disclosures.

Navigating property ownership as unmarried partners in New Jersey requires a clear understanding of your rights and options, especially whe

Governor Phil Murphy signed into law the New Jersey Real Estate Consumer Protection Enhancement Act, a transformative piece of legislation

In New Jersey real estate transactions, the mortgage contingency clause is critical in protecting buyers and sellers.

Real estate disputes in New Jersey are complex and can have significant financial and legal consequences for both property owners and busine

When you're in the market for a new home, you may come across listings that state the property is being sold "as is."

This blog post will explore the differences between major repairs and normal repairs in the context of waiving a home inspection contingency

This post will examine what the home inspection contingency entails, the risks of waiving it, the potential benefits in certain situations,

Understanding Commercial Leases in New Jersey Commercial lease agreements are a critical aspect of business operations, especially in NJ

Embarking on the voyage of home buying is both an exciting and daunting endeavor.

When the Freeling family's dream home turns into a nightmarish realm due to an undisclosed cemetery lying beneath,

The mortgage contingency clause is not a one-size-fits-all provision.

Generally, property owners are not legally responsible for leaves that fall from their trees onto a neighbor's property.

Buying your first home can be both exciting and overwhelming. From searching for the perfect property to negotiating the terms of the...

Becoming a wholesaler in the real estate industry can be a lucrative business venture.