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ost residential real estate contracts in New Jersey contain a mortgage contingency clause. This provision protects the buyer by allowing the contract to be cancelled if financing cannot be obtained within a set period.

Buyers often ask whether they truly need it, particularly when they believe the seller has owned the property without issue for many years. The answer is that title insurance is not optional in any meaningful sense.

While the vast majority of people selling their homes are honest and forthcoming with buyers, there are some who believe that they can...

Buying a home is arguably one of the most expensive and important purchases you will make in your lifetime. The last thing you want to...