Surveys: What they are and why they are needed

When you finance the purchase of a house, Lenders will usually insist that you provide their attorney with a survey of the property to be purchased.  A survey is simply a drawing to scale of the property's boundaries and the structures built on the land, including the house, garages, swimming pools, fences, etc. and will ensure, amongst other things, that your structure or fences do not encroach on a neighbor’s property, and that theirs do not encroach on yours.

By |2020-07-27T13:28:50+00:00November 19th, 2014|Real Estate|Comments Off on Surveys: What they are and why they are needed

Do I Need to Appoint a Receiver?

During the foreclosure process, any party may seek the assistance of a Receiver. The purpose of a Receiver is to maintain the status quo. They manage the property by overseeing maintenance and day-to-day operations, including collection of rent and payment of expenses. A Receiver has the ability to enter into leases, authorize repairs, retain attorneys, etc.  

By |2020-07-27T13:33:34+00:00January 21st, 2014|Real Estate|Comments Off on Do I Need to Appoint a Receiver?
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