Real Estate Transactions

Finding commercial properties at foreclosure sales feels like striking gold in today's competitive market. After all, promises of below-market prices and high returns are hard to ignore. However, many rush into these sales and end up making costly mistakes. Whether...

Buying a multi-use commercial property can be exciting, but it comes with unique challenges that need careful attention. Let us explore the key points that can make or break your investment. Zoning matters Multi-use properties must comply with local zoning laws. For...

Property lines define your land, but what happens when a neighbor's new construction crosses that boundary? Encroachment issues can catch homeowners off guard and lead to considerable stress. Knowing your rights and options in Arizona can give you the tools to tackle...

Investing in commercial properties could be a great way to obtain secure and steady sources of income. Because of the possible benefits, you may feel excited about going through with the purchase. However, you may end up in challenging situations if you proceed...

Commercial real estate transactions in Arizona can be complex. While you might expect a lot of negotiation, sometimes you may feel as if the negotiations are just not going anywhere and wonder if you should walk away. The truth is that sometimes walking away is the...

Arizona real estate law can be complicated and those who are involved in the industry must stay up to date on changes as they come about. Some of these changes fundamentally impact how land is utilized. That can include zoning issues, which are a frequent obstacle for...

Several television shows have popularized house flipping. These shows may make the process seem more glamorous than it actually is, but with a combination of ability, work and luck, an Arizona resident can indeed make a decent living by buying, re-furbishing and then...

Our readers who are familiar with previous posts here probably already know a bit about eminent domain and how that legal concept might impact their property rights. In short, eminent domain is the process by which a governmental entity or other authorized entity can...

When you purchase a home, land or a business, you are under the impression that this real property is yours in its entirety. Essentially, a property owner is the owner of the land as it is described in the deed. However, certain events might alter the lot lines of...