Category Archives: Real Estate
What To Do if a Seller Fails To Disclose Defects in Tennessee
Purchasing a property is one of the most exciting things in life. However, this excitement can be cut short if you discover serious issues the seller failed to disclose, such as roof leaks, foundation issues, or mold. Unfortunately, while sellers are legally obligated to reveal material defects, some do not share this information with… Read More »
Mediation vs. Arbitration in Real Estate Disputes: Which Is the Better Option?
When real estate disputes arise, litigation can feel daunting and exhausting. Thankfully, parties involved in a real estate dispute can seek alternatives to traditional courtroom litigation, such as mediation and arbitration. These alternative dispute resolution (ADR) forms offer unique benefits but operate differently. So, when it comes to resolving real estate disputes, which is… Read More »
Understanding Breach of Real Estate Contracts in Tennessee
When engaged in real estate transactions in Tennessee, contracts establishing the goals and roles of those involved are vital. Real estate contracts bind the involved parties (sellers and buyers). Each party is legally obligated to fulfill its contractual duties. If a party fails to fulfill its contractual obligations, it may constitute a breach of… Read More »
4 Types of Real Estate Contracts in Tennessee
One of the legal requirements when purchasing, selling, or renting a property in Tennessee is that there must be a legally binding agreement. If you are looking to buy, sell, or rent a property in Tennessee, understanding the different types of real estate contracts in the state can help you navigate the process confidently… Read More »
Real Estate Fraud: What It Is and How To Stay Safe
It seems like anywhere there’s money to be made, fraudsters are always waiting to take advantage. In 2022 alone, the FBI reported over 11,000 real estate and rental fraud cases, resulting in more than $350 million in losses. Whether buying, selling, or renting, you may be at risk of real estate fraud. Imagine investing… Read More »