Selling a home takes time, effort, and negotiation. Getting a signed purchase agreement usually feels like crossing the finish line. But what happens if the buyer suddenly changes their mind? Understanding the rules around a canceled real estate contract in Ohio protects your financial interests. This guide covers how contract contingencies, earnest money, and potential legal actions impact both buyers …
Found your dream home? Before you sign the final papers and get the keys, there is one crucial step you cannot afford to skip: a thorough home inspection. A home inspection acts as your future property's physical exam. It reveals hidden issues that might cost you thousands of dollars down the road. While a house …
As a real estate attorney practicing in Ohio, I frequently encounter situations where co-owners of property find themselves at an impasse. Whether it's siblings who inherited the family home, former business partners, or partners parting ways, disagreements over real estate can create significant legal challenges. Fortunately, Ohio law provides a solution through the partition process.
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An explanation of how to compare two loans and decide which is right for you.
There are several things to know about real estate taxes, including how to calculate them. John explains here.
John Yonas explains what "good funds" are and how they are used in a real estate transaction.
What are the advantages of a land contract and a lease option? They are both effective ways to purchase real estate with no or low credit.
A deed is a document that vests the owner with the ownership rights for a property. Typically, there are three types of deeds. Learn more here.
When you are buying a home, you will be asked if you want title insurance. This is a quick introduction to title insurance and why it's important.