Real Estate

New Jersey’s 3-day attorney review period gives buyers and sellers a critical window to have their real estate contract reviewed, negotiated, or cancelled with legal guidance.

What is a real estate attorney's role in the residential and commercial real estate transaction process?

Attorney Andy Krantz joins the Real Estate Brew on the Brewed in Monmouth podcast to break down how the Corporate Transparency Act and new FinCEN reporting mandates affect LLCs and cash property purchases.

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.