Purchasing or selling a home is a daunting and rather large transaction, and there are many legal implications that can often go overlooked. This is why our Iowa commercial real estate attorneys outline the potential risks that can arise when you don't use an attorney in your real estate contract. Learn more about an attorneys role in transactions and why they should be present at real estate closings.

Iowa commercial real estate contracts are important for ensuring that your new property is ready for you to move in with ease. There are two main aspects to a residential contract: the description and purchase price, and real estate taxes and special assessments. Special assessments can be made for items like liens or maintenance on the property that are more specific. In this article, our Iowa commercial real estate attorneys discuss special assessments that can be added to your commercial contract.

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Purchasing a home is a rather large transaction, and it can be very nerve-racking. Our Iowa commercial real estate attorneys explain everything you need to know when signing and modifying a residential real estate contract for your new home. Modifications can be made to a contract after it has been signed and the home is undergoing inspections. There are things to consider when this is happening, and our Iowa attorneys explain what to look out for and how the process works.

Read the full article on attorney modification by our Iowa commercial real estate lawyers.