Personal Injury & Wrongful Death
Do You Have A Real Estate Dispute in Denver? RVM LAW, LLC Can Help
Real estate sales do not come without their fair share of disputes. What happens if there is an injury on the property that you want to sell or develop? You could even have an issue involving a wrongful death on the property. There are a lot of potential problems that can arise in real estate. That is why you should have a person real estate lawyer on your side, whether you are the buyer or seller.
What does a real estate lawyer do?
A real estate lawyer is skilled in every aspect of a real estate deal. Sometimes a real estate lawyer is hired to guide the buyer or seller through the process. Other times the person is hired because a problem has come up that needs their attention.
The Two Types
Commercial: A commercial real estate lawyer is going to handle everything involving the buying and selling of a property.
Residential: A residential real estate lawyer will handle everything to do with the mortgages, titles, and closing costs.
When should I hire one?
1) A residential deal is one that may not require representation in the beginning, but you might want to keep someone around in case something happens.
What happens if there is a dispute?
Injuries have been known to happen during construction time. What happens when the injured party wants to take the developer to court because of the injury? That is why you need to have someone on your side to help.
The same thing can be said for a death on the job. Deaths are in the rise in construction work. You need someone to help you.
FYI: Every lawyer has an agenda. Not every lawyer is going to be fair during the process. That is why you should do your research before you make that call and why you shouldn’t just believe what a lawyer tells
2) Some contracts are more complex than others in real estate. You need someone on your side that can understand the fine print. You need someone who knows and understands the technical jargon. The developer might add something to the contract you are not familiar with. You should understand everything about the contract before you sign it.
FYI: There may be something in the contract that nullifies the other side from any wrongdoing when there is an injury or death. It is better to have something in the contract that factors in contingencies or else you should not sign it.
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