Keep Your Keys: Smart Alternatives to Foreclosure in Texas
Imagine waking up one day to a notice on your door — a stark reminder that the home you’ve worked so hard for is now at risk of being taken away. Foreclosure isn’t just a financial setback; it’s an emotional and personal upheaval that can ripple through every aspect of your life. In Texas, where […]
Homebuyers Beware: Builder Contracts in a Seller’s Market
Fox 4 KDFW recently reported that a North Texas family was left all but homeless after their home builder backed out of their contract in the eleventh hour. It’s a consequence of the current seller’s market, and it’s perfectly legal.
What Does COVID-19 Mean For Ongoing Real Estate Transactions?
With the recent outbreak of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in the United States, all Americans are forced to wonder how this pandemic will affect their lives going forward. It’s hard to imagine any aspect of life that won’t be affected by this global tragedy. Landlords, tenants, and real estate investors in particular are already facing […]
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 […]
Contingency Fees in Matters of Real Estate
You may have heard the statement, “we don’t get paid unless you do.” This statement refers to an arrangement between an attorney and client, in which a percentage of the final judgment or settlement is paid to the attorney. That is to say, there are no out of pocket expenses to the client.