Many people like to think that they don’t need any help when it comes to buying or selling property in Hempstead, Hewlett, Long Island, Nassau County, Valley Stream, and the surrounding areas. The truth is that there are many aspects to real estate transactions where a property attorney from the Law Offices of Aaron I. Katsman, P.C. can become an indispensable member of your team. Whether that includes negotiating the terms of the sale of the property or writing up the contracts with all of the terms, or even doing title searches and more, a property attorney helps the entire process run smoothly. Contact our team of property attorneys today to learn more about the services that they can provide to your next real estate transaction.
Keeping Things Orderly and The Proper Paperwork Filed
Whenever a property changes hands, there must be a record of it filed with the appropriate department or people. While the lending institution might deal with some of the paperwork, a deed is a legal document and should be handled by a professional property attorney. Your property attorney can also help to review any and all documents related to home inspections, home disclosures, and more. If a seller or inspector is trying to cover up things, often it will be hidden in legalese in various documents and if you don’t understand what those terms mean, you could end up on the losing end of the deal.
When it comes to the actual selling document or contract, a property attorney can help to interpret the terms and other aspects of the contract. It may be incumbent on you to draft the sales contract, and your property attorney will help do this as well. There may be some complex issues in the sale of the property, so having the right terms and other things in place in the contract will be crucial.
Having The Right Documents
When it comes to the date of closing, there needs to be certain documents present for the various parties to sign. The sale contract is one of the most important, but there are other documents that might be needed as well. Appraisals, HOA documents, home inspection reports, and other disclosure documents are just some of the documents that will be needed at closing to complete the sale. Your property attorney can help to ensure that all of the necessary documents are present and ready to be signed and filed.
Your property attorney is there to be an advocate for doing things right and ensuring that no shady business is happening on the part of several different parties in Hempstead, Hewlett, Long Island, Nassau County, Valley Stream, and the surrounding areas. The property attorneys from the Law Offices of Aaron I. Katsman, P.C. are experienced in real estate transactions of all kinds. Contact us today to have our team on your side for your next real estate transaction.