Renting A Home With No Heating – Who’s Liable?
Over the past 50 years, the number of Americans renting their homes has increased by more than 22%. Pew Research has revealed that 36.6% of US homes are rented, yet just 32% of those said they rent out of choice. While a handful of landlords rent out property with utilities included, many don’t. So, what do you do when your heating packs up... Read More »
Real Estate: Smart Hacks and Scams to Avoid
Revealing The Scams Targeting Seniors Despite the numerous legal safeguards, checks and counters that the US’s financial system rely on, there is always another loophole exploited by scammers. This is especially true due to the fluid political climate; as legislation changes, such as with this week’s repeal of Dodds-Frank regulation, so too... Read More »
Buying or Selling Your House With an Attorney Instead of an Agent
For many people, buying or selling a house is one of the most significant transactions of their life, and it stands to reason that you’d want to turn to a professional rather than navigating the process on your own. If you’re purchasing a new home or considering selling your house, your first inclination might be to enlist the help of a real... Read More »
Farah Law Firm Featured on NBC 5 DFW for Foul Real Estate Issue
NBC 5 DFW recently interviewed real estate attorney Michael Farah to discuss a pesky problem affecting residents of a northwest Arlington neighborhood. A large flock of migratory egrets has descended on their homes, and 76-year-old Norma Crader, who purchased a home in the area prior to the birds’ arrival, is crying foul... Read More »
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