Construction disputes can be challenging to resolve, particularly when dealing with a client who does not understand the technicalities involved. Even though you repeatedly explain how factors outside your control caused the damage, they may still be determined to...
If you buy land with an easement, a third party has the right to use part of the property. The terms of the easement influence the land value and may infringe on your own intended use. Review these important considerations about Texas easements when looking for...
Purchasing land or real estate can be rewarding and challenging at the same time. A fence may seem like a simple boundary between properties, but what happens when a neighboring landowner accuses you of building on his land? Boundary disputes happen, but you can avoid...
Few things are more exciting than buying your first home. Still, with housing prices increasing in many places across the Lone Star State, you may be looking for a bargain. Buying a house as-is may save you some money, at least initially. When you purchase a property...
Texas law allows railroad and energy companies to exercise eminent domain. This may allow them to acquire private property from owners through a forced sale. By offering fair market value, a company may purchase private property for a construction project that...
Real estate developers must remain familiar with the many Texas and municipal zoning laws that affect their projects. For example, a boundary dispute can derail a potentially lucrative new development. Review the common boundary issues that affect Texas real estate...
Construction is complex and expensive, and it's an investment of both time and money to complete these types of projects. If you are an owner of a construction company, you understand the work, time and effort that go into completing a project according to the...
You are ready to buy a home. You have probably followed the market or had your eye on a particular property or neighborhood for some time, and you want to make a move. On the other hand, you may be ready to sell your home, find something that better suits your growing...
As a general contractor, you know that few, if any, construction jobs end up completed without at least one delay, especially on major projects. Something always comes up. The trick is to minimize those delays if possible. Another important aspect of dealing with...
If you are a Texas contractor, subcontractor or supplier in the construction industry, you probably agree that one of the most difficult parts of your job is getting people to pay you for the goods or services you provide. Whether the project owner refuses to pay or...
