Real estate is something that most people aspire to own in Flushing, Long Island, Queens, Rosedale, Garden City, Nassau County, NY, and the surrounding areas, even if it is just their own home. But because most of us only deal with property on a very limited basis, it is important to with a property attorney from the Law Offices of Aaron I. Katsman, P.C. whenever you are looking to buy or sell property. Having a property attorney on your side during a property transaction can mean the difference of paying or saving thousands of dollars, not to mention avoiding legal disputes and wondering what to do when the property title comes out unclear or with encumbrances. While the vast majority of real estate deals go off without a hitch, you don’t want to be that small minority that has an issue and doesn’t have the expertise of a property attorney to fall back on. Contact us today to get a property attorney on your side.
Knowing What Is in the Documents
When a buyer and seller talk, many things can be agreed to, but when the time comes to put them into the transaction agreement, sometimes things have a way of being left out, or with other things being added to the documents. This is where having someone fluent in legal document wording can really make a difference. From easements, to the responsibilities of the buyer and seller and other issues, it should all be spelled out in the purchase agreement.
Your property attorney is working for you, and will work to ensure that the contract doesn’t obligate you to something that you aren’t aware of. They will also work to ensure that all parties have the right documents and that various payments are made on time to the correct people or organizations. Property attorneys will also spot issues that you aren’t aware of so that you aren’t caught off guard.
Negotiating To Get the Best Deal
The sooner you have a property attorney on your side, the better off the entire process will be. This can also include negotiations with the buyer or seller to include or exclude certain things, get a better price, or have things happen on specific dates. Most things are available to be negotiable, and a skilled property attorney will understand where some give and take can happen. And if you are looking at a property that isn’t ‘usual’ in nature, a property attorney can really help to uncover issues and know who to speak with to get the needed answers.
From residential properties to commercial properties in Flushing, Long Island, Queens, Rosedale, Garden City, Nassau County, NY, and the surrounding areas, no matter the amount of the property transaction, it is a solid idea to have a property attorney from the Law Offices of Aaron I. Katsman, P.C. We have been helping people and organizations with real estate transactions for more than 25 years so you can trust our expertise. Contact us today to make your next property transaction go smoothly.