Real Estate
Tips for Selecting a Real Estate Lawyer
There are a number of categories of real estate law including residential or home ownership, commercial and industrial, agricultural and landlord-tenant relations.
- Does the lawyer practice in the area of real estate law? How long has the lawyer been practicing?
- Check out the lawyer's reputation and skills. Ask other lawyers. Ask friends and associates if they are familiar with the lawyer.
- Is the lawyer available for an immediate appointment? Does the lawyer have the time and resources to give you the attention you require?
- Review the lawyer's biography and areas of specialization on the firm's website.
- Visit the website of the state bar association, or call them, to assure the lawyer is in good standing.
- Is the lawyer conveniently located to assist you? Does the lawyer have strong ties in your community?
- Does the lawyer seem to have an interest in representing you?
- Will the lawyer be handling your case personally?
- Are you comfortable with the lawyer?
Burton & Simkin Real Estate Lawyers
Burton & Simkin works in virtually all areas of real estate law including contracts and deeds, zoning, purchase agreements, development contracts. Some of our clients are active in many phases of real estate, from investments to sales to property management.
Whenever you are ready, we are here to discuss your case. Contact one of our lawyers to arrange an initial meeting. Call 765-966-5518 or toll-free at 877-966-5518 or email us at info@burtonandsimkin.com
Real Estate Issues
Following are some real estate issues that we routinely handle.
- Real estate purchases and contracts
- Family partnerships
- Landlord and tenant issues
- Probate sales
- Foreclosures
- Co-Ownership agreements
- Problems with neighbors
- For sale by owner
- Avoiding tax on investment property sales
- Assuming non-assumable loans
- Easements
- Construction contracts
- Leases
- Zoning issues and variances
- Contract sales
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