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Real estate transactions can be complex and diverse, offering various creative strategies to buy or sell a property. One such strategy is a “subject-to” real

Real estate transactions involve a series of complex processes, and one of the critical stages in this journey is the closing. Closing a real estate

Wholesaling real estate is a dynamic and lucrative niche within the real estate industry that involves finding properties at discounted prices and then selling them

Have you finally found your new dream home? Getting your own house seems exciting, right? But let’s face it, sometimes the stress can end up

Is Becoming a Landlord Worth It? Real estate investment is one of the most profitable sources of generating wealth, but it also requires a lot

When you’re buying a home, you obtain a title—a legal document that declares you are the owner of the property you are purchasing. A document

Have you been planning to sell your home? Or are you thinking of investing in a property? Well, no matter what your plans are, choosing

Entering the housing market can feel intimidating. Buying a home is a huge investment, the market has been red hot for the past couple of

Automated notifications when funds are deposited into our trust account and posted to the closing file (and signed EMD acknowledgement for your records). As we

Schedule your closing online at  We have 4 convenient office locations for local closings.  Matthews, Gastonia, Huntersville, and South Charlotte For more info about our office locations, please check

When buying or selling a property, one of the pivotal steps in the process is the closing, where all the legal and financial aspects of

In the intricate dance of a real estate transaction, several professionals play vital roles to ensure a smooth and successful deal. Among these, a central

Real estate transactions involve a multitude of legal and administrative processes, culminating in the closing of a deal. Throughout this complex journey, various documents are

We get this question often, and I think a lot of Attorneys (or other states) give people poor advice about this. I 100% say to

First note that ‘closing costs’ can be different from law firm to law firm. Some law firms call the excise tax a closing cost. While

Closing costs can be different from law firm to law firm. Some firms call the excise tax a closing cost, while others may not. Another

You might have seen my article on ‘quitclaims’ or ‘special warranty deeds’ This article may represent what is the opposite of the quitclaim, a General