One of the most common issues arising in connection with the sale of a property is when there is a lien on the property being sold. Liens allow people who are owed money to establish their place in line to be paid when a property is sold, even though they will not gain an ownership interest in the property. For this reason, liens can be a major headache when a property owner wants to sell their property.
The Takings Clause of the United States Constitution covers much more than the actual taking of land. Of course, if the government is going to take possession of your land for public use, it must pay you fair market value for it. In many cases, the government has taken some other type of action that […]
In Georgia, typically a seller transfers a deed to a property to someone else by warranty deed, limited warranty deed, or quitclaim deeds. The usual type of deed involved in a residential property transfer transaction is called a warranty deed. With this deed, the person transferring the property makes an explicit assurance that the title […]
If you have lost your home to foreclosure due to failure to pay property taxes, the most pressing question you probably have is, “Can I get my house back?” If you live in Georgia, to answer that question you need to understand a little bit about the right of redemption.
Real estate has a way of leading to disputes, claims, counterclaims, and litigation. Whether it is individuals fighting over a boundary line, the government condemning your personal property, or a business dispute over a commercial lease, people who have conflicts involving real estate need experienced counsel. Since its founding in 1996, the Law Offices of Mark Weinstein, PC has had one primary focus: on real estate.
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