Does an Easement Stay with the Property, Even if There is a New Property Owner?
Many parcels of real estate involve an easement or the legal right of someone other than the owner to use or access a portion of…
When You Should File a Lis Pendens Notice
A Lis Pendens Notice can be a powerful tool under Arizona law, but it is a narrow tool available only in limited circumstances. Therefore, before…
The Importance of a Construction Expert Consultant in Your Commercial Real Estate Endeavor
You may want to establish your own commercial property as you build your business. However, when you devote such significant capital to your building project,…
SCOTTSDALE ENACTS NEW ORDINANCE REGULATING SHORT TERM RENTALS
SCOTTSDALE ENACTS NEW ORDINANCE REGULATING SHORT TERM RENTALS Reports estimate that as many as 4,300 residential properties in the City of Scottsdale are utilized as…
Co-Owning Property with Others: How to Avoid a Partition Action
Family members, significant others, and business associates often co-own real estate for business or personal reasons. Co-ownership of real estate may arise voluntarily, such as…
What Does a Cloud on a Real Estate Title Mean?
Purchasing real estate can be complex, especially when you encounter an unexpected and unwanted title issue during the transaction, such as a cloud on the…
Three Strikes, You’re Out: Short-Term Rental Violations Are Going to Count
Arizona’s legislature is making sure the party doesn’t go on too late and doesn’t get too loud. Governor Ducey has signed into law Senate Bill…
What Happens if a Seller Didn’t Disclose Something about Real Estate Before I Bought It?
When you purchase real estate, you expect the seller to be upfront with you about its condition. After all, you want to be sure about…
When Is a Quiet Title Action Necessary?
Disputes over the ownership of real estate can arise in various ways. Filing a quiet title action in court may be necessary when parties cannot…
