Our DuPage County real estate attorneys promise to provide the above-and-beyond client service necessary to take your real estate purchase smoothly from contract to closing.
Our DuPage County real estate attorneys promise to provide the above-and-beyond client service necessary to take your real estate purchase smoothly from contract to closing.
In this video, Dupage County real estate attorney Kevin O'Flaherty describes the qualities you should look for in your real estate lawyer.
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In a recent article, we explained how Special Needs Trusts, also known as Supplemental Needs Trusts, can be used to allow individuals with disabilities to earn income, accumulate wealth, receive gifts and inheritances, and maintain a quality lifestyle while still qualifying for government benefits.
In a recent article, we explained how Special Needs Trusts, also known as Supplemental Needs Trusts, can be used to allow individuals with disabilities to earn income, accumulate wealth, receive gifts and inheritances, and maintain a quality lifestyle while still qualifying for government benefits.
Dupage County real estate attorney Kevin O'Flaherty explains some of the most important clauses in residential real estate contracts.
In this article, our Dupage County real estate attorneys discuss several key clauses to watch out for in your residential real estate contract. After signing a residential real estate contract, you will typically have five business days to review it with your attorney and make any changes that your attorney recommends. Our DuPage real estate attorneys will work through your contract with you paragraph by paragraph to ensure that it is fair and advantageous to you as possible. However, five clauses in the contract stand out as particularly important for you to understand:
Our DuPage real estate attorneys prioritize taking your case from contract to closing in a smooth and timely manner. The seller's attorney in a real estate closing has handles many tasks to prepare the deal to close. Here are some of the most important items on our DuPage real estate lawyers' checklist when representing the seller:
Our DuPage attorneys have the skill, experience, and client-focus necessary to ensure that any obstacles to your transaction closing smoothly are either prevented or resolved efficiently and effectively.
IDupage County real estate attorney Kevin O'Flaherty discusses reasons why attorneys are very important to getting a fair real estate transaction.
Our DuPage real estate attorneys prioritize taking your case from contract to closing in a smooth and timely manner. The seller's attorney in a real estate closing has handles many tasks to prepare the deal to close. Here are some of the most important items on our DuPage real estate lawyers' checklist when representing the seller:
Our DuPage attorneys have the skill, experience, and client-focus necessary to ensure that any obstacles to your transaction closing smoothly are either prevented or resolved efficiently and effectively.
In this Learn About Law podcast & videoblog, Dupage County Residential & Commercial Real Estate attorney Kevin O'Flaherty of O'Flaherty Law discusses how Property values in the past few years have plummeted, yet homeowners find themselves paying higher property taxes than ever before. Your property taxes are linked to the fair market value of your home; however, when the fair market value of your home is uncertain, the tax assessment may be inaccurate. Due to the slow-paced real estate market, fewer homes are being purchased, making it difficult to get a fair estimate of what someone might pay for a home in your area, let alone a home similar to yours. Assessors do not have the raw data to work with as they did in the past, so they must refer to outdated information and do the best they can. Therefore, because many homeowners feel they have more accurate information than the assessor, they decide to appeal the assessment of their property.
In this article, our DuPage real estate attorneys discuss the steps that go into taking a residential real estate deal from contract to close including. We go over: