Real Estate

Is it necessary to hire an attorney to purchase a liquor license in New Jersey?

Real estate fraud is a growing threat in New Jersey, including deceptive property schemes and dangerous wire fraud targeting homebuyers. This post breaks down common tactics—loan origination fraud, phishing attacks, and foreclosure scams—and explains how state laws like the Consumer Fraud Act offer powerful protection.

New Jersey is one of the few states with specific laws regarding the disclosure of paranormal activity in real estate transactions. This means that sellers in New Jersey are only obligated to disclose paranormal activity if the buyer specifically asks about it.

The recent Nor'easter brought New Jersey's new flood disclosure laws into sharp focus for homeowners and landlords.

A new law has unexpectedly shifted New Jersey's "mansion tax" from the buyer to the seller, placing a significant new burden on homeowners.

New legislation has brought significant changes to New Jersey's "mansion tax," primarily impacting sellers of high-value residential properties. Understanding these updates is crucial for a smooth real estate transaction.

Thinking about a new development in NJ? Don't get caught in the complex web of land use and zoning laws! Attorney Andrew Krantz from Zager Fuchs is here to guide you through permits, variances, and approvals.

Thinking of buying a home in New Jersey this summer? Zager Fuchs shares legal tips for summer homebuyers in New Jersey to help you navigate real estate transactions with confidence.

Renting out your shore home can be profitable—but are you up to date on summer rental regulations? Monmouth and Ocean Counties enforce strict, evolving rules governing short-term rentals, from permits to taxes. Learn how to stay compliant, avoid costly fines, and protect your property.