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In this article, our Wheaton real estate attorneys discuss the most important clauses of a typical residential real estate contract.
Some of these potential clauses include fixtures included in the sale, tax proration’s, the mortgage contingency clause and lastly the clause lying out the purchase price and earnest money. Our Wheaton real estate lawyers will take the time to explain your contract in detail to ensure that you understand your contract.
Read the full article by our Wheaton real estate attorneys regarding the most important clauses in your Wheaton real estate contract.
In this article, our Wheaton real estate attorneys explain the Condominium Property Act.
This act regulates the relationship between condominium owners and the condominium association is governed by three documents that are particular to each condominium association: the condominium declaration, the condominium association’s bylaws, and the rules and regulations of the condominium association.
Our Wheaton real estate attorneys also explain the common types of disputes between Condominium Associations and Unit Owners in Wheaton. These include:
Read more on Wheaton condominium laws by our Wheaton real estate attorneys.
In this article, our Wheaton real estate attorneys discuss the duties of a trustee responsible for the administration of a trust.
In short, a trustee has the fiduciary duty to act in the best interest of the beneficiaries of the trust, within the parameters laid out by the trust document. When a Wheaton estate holds real estate, a trustee must decide whether to transfer the real estate to one of the beneficiaries. This typically results in a reduction of the share that the beneficiary is due from the remainder of the estate's assets.
Read more by our Wheaton real estate attorneys on selling real estate within a Wheaton trust.
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