Buying a property, whether you’re purchasing a commercial building for your business or want to buy a new home, is both exciting and stressful. Until you and the seller sign on the dotted line, it’s normal to worry about things falling apart, even when you’ve made it to the closing appointment. Working with a Minnesota…

Whether you’re buying or selling your primary residence or are looking at properties to invest in, making sure you’re getting a good deal is always a priority. Working with a real estate agent is key in helping you find the right property and close on the sale in a way that works for your needs….

When you’re buying real estate, you need to make sure the property is right for your needs. That means going through some common due diligence concerns before you make an offer. If you’re wondering whether the property you have your eye on is right for your goals, you’ll want to do your due diligence before…

Entering into a purchase agreement as part of your real estate transaction is a great way to protect your interests. The agreement outlines what each party is responsible for so the sale can go forward without an issue. But sometimes, disagreements or disputes about the purchase agreement can crop up, and when they do, you…

Buying a home can be one of the most exciting purchases you’ll ever make. But it requires far more than just paying the seller and closing on the property. To make sure everything goes according to plan, you’ll want to enter into a legally binding purchase agreement. In most cases that agreement is upheld by…

Real estate transactions are typically governed by a series of contracts designed to protect all parties involved. Those contracts outline the responsibilities each party must satisfy and clarifies the details of the agreements you’re entering into. As any Minnesota real estate attorney can tell you, people don’t always stick to these contracts which can result…

Buying a house can be an incredibly stressful process. You have to make sure the property is right for you, but you also have to make sure the property is worth your investment. This often means doing your due diligence and making sure that the property is in reasonable condition before you close on it….