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Time is of the Essence in Real Estate Transactions: What You Need to Know

Time is of the Essence in Real Estate Transactions: What You Need to Know

by WPHHAdmin | May 6, 2025 | Purchase and Sale

In real estate transactions, deadlines are crucial. Whether you are a buyer or seller, missing a key deadline can lead to serious consequences, including contract termination or financial penalties. One way to ensure strict adherence to deadlines is through a...
How Does An Arm’s Length Transaction Work in California?

How Does An Arm’s Length Transaction Work in California?

by Schorr Law | Apr 23, 2025 | Purchase and Sale

In the realm of real estate, an “arm’s length transaction” is a deal in which the buyer and seller act independently and have no pre-existing relationship. Both parties aim to secure the best terms for themselves without being influenced by familiarity,...
A Legal Description of Property in Real Estate – Explained

A Legal Description of Property in Real Estate – Explained

by Schorr Law | Dec 27, 2024 | Other, Ownership, Purchase and Sale

In real estate law, precision is everything, especially when it comes to property boundaries and ownership. Whether you are buying, selling, or disputing real or personal property, a thorough understanding of your rights is essential, and one key element that often...
What is the After-Acquired Title Doctrine in Real Estate Transactions?

What is the After-Acquired Title Doctrine in Real Estate Transactions?

by Schorr Law | Dec 6, 2024 | Purchase and Sale

The After-Acquired Title Doctrine is an essential principle in real estate law that provides protection to buyers when sellers attempt to transfer property they do not fully own at the time of the sale. This legal rule ensures that if a seller later acquires the...
Contingent vs Pending Disputes Between Buyers & Sellers

Contingent vs Pending Disputes Between Buyers & Sellers

by Schorr Law | Nov 6, 2024 | Purchase and Sale

Contingent vs Pending Real Estate In the complex world of real estate transactions, disputes between buyers and sellers are not uncommon, particularly when it comes to the status of a property—whether it is “contingent” or “pending.”...
Equitable Servitude vs Covenants and Easements

Equitable Servitude vs Covenants and Easements

by Schorr Law | Aug 28, 2024 | Purchase and Sale

In the realm of real estate and property law, “equitable servitude” is a critical concept that governs the use of land. Equitable servitudes are restrictions or obligations imposed on property owners that bind future owners as well. These legal instruments...
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