Title insurance is not required by law but is usually required by lenders; and is always a good idea for homeowners. Even when a title search is conducted, title insurance is necessary in case there are defects in title that …
No Attorney Fees on Real Estate Purchases or Sales if Transaction Falls Apart in Offer, Contract or Inspection Phases
That’s Right; If you hire Glouzgal Law PLLC to be your real estate attorneys, we will review and advise on the following at NO CHARGE: Real Estate Agency/Brokerage Exclusive Right to Represent Agreements or Listing Agreements; Real Estate Agency/Brokerage Dual …
Do I Need a Real Estate Closing Attorney to Sell My Home?
Selling a Home in CT? You Need a Real Estate Closing Attorney If you are looking to sell your home, you may or may not want to hire a real estate agent, but you will definitely want to hire a …
Why Do I Need a Real Estate Closing Attorney to Buy a House in Connecticut?
Buying a House in CT? You will need to hire a Real Estate Closing Attorney If you are looking to buy a home in Connecticut, you will need the services of a real estate closing attorney. A buyer’s closing attorney’s job is …
Hazard Insurance Delays Real Estate Closings Under New TRID Laws
Hazard Insurance may Delay Your Real Estate Closing Under the new TILA/RESPA Integrated Disclosures (“TRID”) real estate settlement practices, consumers (those taking out a mortgage to buy a home) must receive and acknowledge the Closing Disclosure, a document showing where all …
Occupancy Affidavit When Buying a House – The What, Why, and So What?
Occupancy Affidavits When Buying a Residential Property What is an Occupancy Affidavit? Why is it required? What can happen if it’s not honored? When you buy a residential property, your bank will require you to sign an Occupancy Affidavit or Occupancy Agreement. This …