by Cheryl Matthews | Mar 24, 2022 | Contract Law, Real Estate Law
What happens if a builder uses my deposit and loan money without doing the work as agreed? Video Transcript Speaker 1: (00:03)This question comes to us from one of your fans, David, who says, I have seen many of your videos. So they must be quite excited to ask their... 
by David Soble | Oct 3, 2021 | Contractor Agreements, Purchase Agreements, Real Estate Law
Why Require An Earnest Money Deposit An Earnest Money Deposit, also known as a good faith deposit, comes from the prospective home buyer and it shows the buyer’s commitment to the seller that they are serious about purchasing a seller’s home. Once the... 
by Tom Bell | Sep 30, 2021 | Business Law, Contractor Agreements
Whatever stage an operating business is in, there is often a need to put a value on the business. Whether you are applying for a small business loan, seeking an investment partnership, or planning to sell your business, understanding how to value the total worth of... 
by David Soble | Sep 11, 2021 | Contractor Agreements, FSBO’s, Purchase Agreements, Real Estate Law
Lisa, a realtor from Livonia, Michigan asks, “My seller’s husband needs to sign papers to close the home. However, he is not lucid. Their realtor said she will get him to sign a power of attorney to his son. Is this right or even legal?” Attorney in Fact... 
by David Soble | Jul 22, 2021 | Real Estate Law, Rental Agreements
While house flipping is a great way to make a quick profit, this endeavor requires realistic expectations and well-laid-out plans for every step of the process in advance. All too often, wide-eyed first-time buyers entering the fix-and-flip market are excited by... 
by David Soble | Jun 29, 2021 | Construction, Contract Law, Purchase Agreements, Real Estate Law
If you’ve ever embarked on a home remodeling or construction project, you quickly realize that the endeavor is not for the weary. There are so many details to manage. Then there are the unforeseen circumstances that will come up, and trust us, they will). The last...
