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5 common disputes over residential real estate

Homeownership comes with many joys and benefits but can also lead to disputes from time to time. When you recognize the most common sources of conflict, you are better prepared to resolve the situation. There are a few common legal issues that homeowners might deal...

What should you do when encroachment is suspected?

Encroachment generally refers to a neighbor's unauthorized use or invasion of your property. As reported by Bankrate.com, encroachment includes constructing or extending physical structures over a boundary line. If a neighbor creates an intrusion onto your property,...

Three reasons why a suit to quiet title may be necessary

Title disputes are a common issue that can cost a great deal of time and money. They can also disrupt the landowner’s ability to use the land as he or she wishes. An action to quiet title is a legal action intended to settle ownership of a piece of property, thereby...

When may I sue a home builder for construction defects?

When you purchase a custom-built home, you may not notice defects right away. The Pennsylvania General Assembly’s website notes, however, that you have up to 12 years from a home’s completion date to file a lawsuit. If you discover a deficiency in your home’s planning...

What are some common issues sellers try to hide?

If you wish to buy a home in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, or the surrounding area, you will, ideally, invest in a home inspection that should reveal any potential issues the sellers fail to disclose. However, while an inspection can reveal major issues such as structural...

What will you see in the purchase agreement for your new home?

If you have found a home you wish to buy, a careful review of the purchase agreement is in order. The contract will include terms and requirements for the exchange of property between seller and buyer. What should you expect to see in your purchase agreement? Price...

Legal issues may result when residential buyers waive inspections

In Pennsylvania's competitive residential real estate market, sellers may receive offers from buyers willing to waive contingencies. As reported by Kiplinger's Personal Finance, to win bids, buyers may even choose to forgo property appraisals and home inspections....

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