Defending Your Rights
The legal process for buying or selling a property involves several steps, and while the exact process may vary depending on the jurisdiction, here’s an outline of the typical legal procedures involved in many places
The legal process of buying or selling real estate involves negotiating and drafting a contract, conducting due diligence (title searches, inspections), finalizing financing, closing the deal (signing documents, transferring funds), and completing the official transfer of ownership by recording the deed.
Legal advice from an attorney, especially regarding contract and title checks, is often recommended to protect the interests of both parties.
Services
Mortgage and Financing
Focus on the legal aspects of obtaining, managing, and enforcing loans for real estate purchases. These services are essential for both buyers and lenders to ensure that the financing process is legally sound, compliant with local laws, and protects the interests of all parties involved.
Property Purchase and Sale
Property Purchase and Sale Law Services assist individuals and businesses in navigating the legal complexities of buying or selling real estate. These services ensure that transactions are legally sound, all parties comply with the law, and that property rights are clearly defined and protected.
Attorneys in Charge
Benjamin Cohn
Partner
Benjamin joined KGJ & Associates in 1991 and has is a key member of the intellectual property team. Benjamin is fluent in English, Hebrew and Arabic.
Mario Belem
Associate
Mario joined GKJ & Associates in 2012 and is a key member of our tax team. Mario is fluent in English, Spanish and Portuguese.
FAQ
What is the legal process for buying or selling a property?
The legal process for buying or selling a property involves several steps, and while the exact process may vary depending on the jurisdiction, here’s an outline of the typical legal procedures involved in many places
How can I finance the purchase of real estate?
Choosing the right financing option depends on your financial situation, the type of property, and your long-term goals. It’s a good idea to consult with a financial advisor or mortgage broker to explore the best options for your needs.
Real Estate
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