Residential Real Estate Lawyers
Residential Real Estate
Residential property is any land or structure meant for private occupancy, whether that is temporary or permanent. As overviewed above, there are many steps to buying or selling such a property – and there are also many different kinds of residential real estate. This might include:
- Detached houses
- Semi-detached houses
- Row houses (eg. townhouses)
- Condominiums
- Apartments in multi-unit residential complexes
- Apartments or flats in duplexes
- Moveable dwellings, such as mobile homes
Some residential real estate buyers purchase property as their primary residence, while others purchase investment property to then lease out to tenants. Our real estate lawyers appreciate the unique goals and circumstances of each client. Give us a call today to see how we might be able to help in your transaction.
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