Residential Real Estate Closing & Transactions

Buying or selling a home is often accompanied by numerous documents and actions that need to be obtained and completed. It can sometimes be overwhelming. However, the process can be simplified with the assistance of a real estate lawyer with extensive knowledge of real estate law and transactions.

At Robert J. Stanz, P.A., we are a firm trusted by clients for their residential real estate needs. We pride ourselves on our knowledge of the process of buying or selling a home along with other real estate matters that may surface throughout the course of the transaction. Whether your transaction and closing go smoothly, or we need to initiate litigation to resolve disputes, our firm is the one to help you resolve issues and move forward.

OUR RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES

Our practice is dedicated to handling a wide range of simple to complex real estate issues for our clients. Some types of matters we often handle include:

• Real estate purchases
• Sale of home
• Real estate closings
• Title insurance claims
• Real estate leases
• Real estate permit matters
• Home inspection matters
• Quiet title actions
• Foreclosures
• Short sales

In addition to our detail-oriented handling of the closing process and all documents, our firm can resolve issues related to the Marketable Record Title Act (MRTA), undisclosed easements, mineral interests, boundary fences, legal descriptions and any other issue that may arise related to ownership.

THE BENEFITS OF HAVING A REAL ESTATE ATTORNEY

While it may not always be necessary to consult a lawyer for a real estate transaction, in some cases, it may be the best way to ensure that the case is being properly handled. The complexity of the matter, the type of land being sold and its location (land use and zoning laws may apply), and other situations may require the attention of an attorney who knows the local and state laws and has an in-depth understanding of real estate matters. Developers, especially, should speak with an attorney because there are a lot of moving pieces involved in these types of transactions.