Why You Should Be Cautious When a Non-Real Estate Attorney Joins Your Deal
As a real estate agent, your reputation and paycheck depend on getting deals to the closing table. That’s why it’s so important to work with attorneys who understand the fast-moving world of real estate transactions. Sometimes, clients bring in their own attorney—a family friend, divorce lawyer, or estate planner—to “look over” the contract. While well-intentioned, […]
“We Don’t Need a Survey”—Until You Do: A Real Estate Cautionary TaleBy GOTlib Law
As a New Jersey real estate attorney, I’ve seen my fair share of last-minute surprises—but few are more avoidable than this one. Recently, I represented a buyer purchasing a residential property in New Jersey. Early in the process, I advised my client to order a property survey. Their response was a familiar one: “We don’t […]