Real estate column: A buyer’s agent helps The Reporter, WI Did you know that, according to real estate law in Wisconsin, if you call a Realtor and ask her to show you homes —

Louis Beverly, an ACORN activist, faces charges of fourth-degree burglary, a first in the realm of the foreclosure market … . Mr. Behr has extensive knowledge of real estate law in congruence with criminal law. Set … through Miami are within the scope of his law office.

ROLE OF THE NOTARIO (NOTARY PUBLIC) in Mexico. The Notario’s function is different from that of the U.S. counterpart … of appointees is stricty limited. Under Mexican Law, a real estate deed must be prepared … under Mexican law for real estate transactions. Title insurance is not commonly used in Mexico

If you are a For Sale By Owner, FSBO, and you want the best professional advice from years of experience to help you make tough decisions, … estate law for 20 years.  He’s been involved in nearly every aspect of a real estate transaction.  He’ … Realtor, plus honest and frank discussions about how selling really works in the real estate industry

Writing has become somewhat of an inconvenience lately. As many of you know, my primary purpose of the Monday Message is a slight attempt to enlighten, entertain, and strike imagination with as few words as possible. It seems as though it is becoming more and more difficult as the weeks pass

Banks are being more and more questioned about their right to sue foreclosure victims because of lack of proper documents. The real estate law prevalent in Ohio states clearly that any person bringing a foreclosure suit must at the very onset attach all the relevant documents showing that the plaintiff

[GBLU Note: Awhile back, I had the pleasure of hearing Darren Prum speak at the William & Mary symposium, "It's Not Easy Building Green." Darren's presentation regarding Nevada's problematic green building legislation was fascinating. I asked Darren to write something up for Green Building Law Update on the topic. Darren’s post