Real Estate
In today’s marketplace, the issue of the value of the home and what it means to individuals has risen to a new level. For more than 30 years, I have assisted homeowners in resolving their pending disputes with lenders and advised them as to what their legal rights are and what is in their best interest based on the circumstances. We can advise if a loan modification or short sale is appropriate, or if a home should go into foreclosure because of the circumstances surrounding each individual. Real estate has always been considered a very unique part of the law because it is so personal to all individuals, particularly involving home ownership.
From representing clients who owned a primary residence to investment properties for rentals, as well as vacant properties for investment development in the future, Bob advises clients as to what their legal rights are and how they can protect their position in the system. He gives them a successful resolution to any pending dispute they may presently be encountering.
Now more than ever before, the landlord-tenant relationship is important. Because of the unemployment issue in our country, the commercial real estate market all over the country has been affected. The number of foreclosures that is occurring has affected the rental housing market as well. As a result, property management and landlord-tenant relationships are alive and well. Both the landlord and tenant need to be properly advised and have contracts written up in such a fashion to protect all parties involved. Bob has also assisted in commercial-lease revisions, advising both the landlord in reference to modifying leases to keep their tenants in place and tenants who are in the verge of bankruptcy, advising them what their legal rights are based on the documents they executed.
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Bob's Blogs related to Real Estate Law
Five Things NOT to Do When Your House is Underwater - 04-13-2012
There’s nothing worse than realizing that the home you paid (or even overpaid) for is now worth only a fraction of its original value. When you owe more on your mortgage than the market value of your home, you are one of the 10 million U.S. homeown... read moreA Message to Bankers and the Government -- Find Ways to Let Americans Stay In Their Homes - 09-16-2011
In today’s America, the government and the lenders are completely disconnected from the very real troubles that homeowners are experiencing. The massive foreclosure mess that has crippled our economy has huge social repercussions that all the Band-... read moreThe Four Do's and Don'ts of Defaulting - 09-07-2011
Millions of homeowners reach the point where they feel they have exhausted every last option. They can no longer make payments on their mortgage, their credit is in tatters, their patience and pride has been worn down by banks that refuse to work ... read more

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