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Purchasing a 1-4 Family Property After a Foreclosure

Purchasing a 1-4 family property (which typically includes single-family homes up to four-unit residential buildings) after a foreclosure can be a viable option for buyers.

Rules of Owning a Vacation Rental in Las Vegas

Vacation rentals, often referred to as short-term rentals or holiday rentals, involve leasing a residence for a short duration, typically up to 30 consecutive days.

A 1-4 Family piece of real estate, as a type of foreclosed property, often comes with the risk of title issues

Whether you are a first-time buyer or an experienced investor, real estate attorneys in Newport Beach California provide insights into the key considerations and steps involved in purchasing such properties.

The Art of Las Vegas Home Improvement Contracts: A Guide to Successful Renovations

Home improvement contracts, which involve work on existing structures to renovate, repair, or upgrade them, are considered construction contracts.

Construction Checklist for Home Improvement Projects

Newport Beach Real Estate Attorneys explain how planning and executing a home improvement project can be a complex and time-consuming task. To ensure that your project goes smoothly and results in the desired outcome, it's important to create a comprehensive construction checklist.

How to Proceed When a Tenant's Landlord Changes

Newport Beach Real Estate Attorneys discuss how a tenant's landlord changes due to a property sale or a change in property management require certain key elements to ensure a smooth transition.

Buying a Property with Tenants In Place

Newport Beach Real Estate Attorneys explain how buying a property with tenants can be a sound investment strategy, but it's essential to understand your responsibilities as a landlord and to adhere to all relevant laws and agreements.

How a Construction Law Attorney in Las Vegas Can Help with a Contractor Dispute

In the ever-evolving world of Las Vegas real estate and construction, disputes between contractors and property owners can arise, leading to significant challenges and potential legal complications. Thankfully, the expertise of a real estate and construction law attorney in Las Vegas can be invaluable in navigating these complex issues.

How to File a Complaint with the Nevada Contractors License Board

Las Vegas Real Estate Attorneys discuss how the Nevada State Contractors Board is the statewide licensing agency for contractors in the construction industry.

Construction Disputes in Las Vegas

Las Vegas construction disputes can arise from issues such as poor workmanship, not finishing work, not finishing on time, failing to complete work according to plans or building code, or causing property damage during the course of performing work.

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