If you are dealing in real estate, it is ideal that you have a plan for it! There are a few vital things that you need to clear out right at the start and to get hold of an estate planning attorney is what you need to do before anything else. Continue reading
Category Archives: Property law
14 Things you need to know before Renting Your First Apartment
Not making a mistake when choosing a new house is sometimes difficult. Because experienced owners know how to present their properties in such a way that even the ugliest houses start to look like mansions.
If you can’t afford Continue reading
5 Reasons Why Real Estate Litigation Occur
Real Estate has become a large business that comprises many laws to follow. It deals with broad issues like boundary disputes, ownership and transaction disagreements, purchasing, selling properties and lot more is included.
Typically it focuses on buying and selling, also the arguments between proprietors and residents. Because of which sometimes, a civil lawsuit takes place between the two parties. This lawsuit is called litigation.
Most of the times, the conflict is settled through the steps like pleading, discovery trials, appeal, and negotiation. However, if not from these, the case goes for the trial and seek the help of Continue reading
RealtyWW Info and GDPR compliance
With the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) compliance deadline fast approaching, we wanted to provide you an update so you can rest assured that we are prepared for May 25th, 2018. It’s the beginning of a new era of transparency and we’ve got you covered.
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) (EU) 2016/679 is a regulation in EU law on data protection and privacy for all individuals within the European Union and the European Economic Area. It also addresses the export of personal data outside the EU and EEA. The GDPR aims primarily to give control to citizens and residents over their personal data and to simplify the regulatory environment for international business by unifying the regulation within the EU. (https://en.wikipedia.org)
What is RealtyWW Info doing to become GDPR compliant?
- Added information to our Privacy Policy about the types of data that we collect, the ways in which we use it, and the measures we take to keep your data safe;
- Extended the uses account area so now all our users could see, change or delete any part of user data stored by RealtyWW Info;
- From now all users that use our site should accept Privacy Policy and Terms of Use by clicking “Agree” button;
- Added the ability to delete user account with all related stored data;
- Added the ability for users to obtain their personal data by downloading it;
- In addition, we’ve taken steps internally to ensure that all data sent to RealtyWW Info is stored securely. These steps include auditing the software we use for security vulnerabilities, ensuring we’re using up-to-date versions, improving network security in out datacenter, and ensuring we maintain and follow security best practices internally to ensure that we prevent unauthorized access to our servers.
Landlords and Personal Injuries of Tenants
Owning investment real estate can be a great way for anyone to earn cash flow and build long-term personal wealth. While real estate can be a great and passive source of income, there is some work and risk that is involved with it. One of the risks that all landlords take on is the risk that their tenants or guests of the tenants will be injured while they are in the landlord’s property.
When it comes to tenant injuries, many people are confused about what the liability of the landlord is. While this can be a murky area that is hard to understand, a landlord can be found to be at fault and liable in these situations. While there is a chance that a landlord can be found to be at fault, there are many things that they can do to protect themselves and make sure they are properly covered. Continue reading
Personal Injury Claims? Does My Homeowner’s Insurance Cover That?
In most cases the homeowner’s insurance policy will cover personal injury. But not everything is covered by homeowner’s insurance and there will be situations with exclusions.
Scenario #1
Chad has some friends over for some fun. One of his friends brings another friend, who gets hurt on his property. He then files a claim. The liability provision kicks in because this is considered a Continue reading
Reasons And Importance Of Having A Title Insurance
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Insurance gives protection and the house that protects you should also be protected likewise. Your house may have changed many hands over the past years, irrespective of the fact that it is new or old. To ensure that the documents were not mishandled in any way you must check the insurance of the title to save all troubles. You may know some of the common problems that are associated with the title of a property like having errors in the record entry in the registers, boundary issues generated from improper surveys, undiscovered will and missing heirs but the problems are not limited only to these. Continue reading
Important Things You Need to Consider When Choosing an Insurance Service
Ensuring our safety is considered as the basic necessities of a typical household. This means having a sort of backup plan in case accidents happen and you currently have no petty cash to pay for hospitalization.
By enrolling you and your family to a reliable Continue reading
What You Need to Know about Title Insurance
Despite being intrinsically tied to most real estate transactions in the United States, title insurance is seldom understood by prospective home buyers. Here are five concise facts about title insurance that you should know before going to the closing table:
1 – Title Insurance is an Indemnity Contract
In essence, a title insurance policy is a legal pledge by an insurer that legal interest in a real property is properly transferred and conveyed. A title insurance policy offers coverage in case of financial loss caused by a deficiency that may strip title away from an owner or lien holder. In other words, a title insurance company provides assurance to a homeowners and mortgage lenders that they can take ownership interest in a property. Continue reading
What Are The Consequences Of A DUI Charge On Federal Property Or In Federal Jurisdiction?
What are the consequences of a DUI charge on federal property or in federal jurisdiction?
Being charged of driving under the influence is a very serious charge, however, if you’re charged with a DUI on federal grounds, this becomes even more serious. Federal grounds such a military bases, government buildings, airports, federal parks and other other location that falls under the purview of federal jurisdiction are all places that escalate a standard DUI charge into a Federal DUI charge. Not only does a Federal DUI charge need to be defended much more vigorously than a state DUI charges, but the consequences and penalties could be significantly worse. Continue reading
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